What Would Happen If Everyone Got $1,000 a Month? (UBI Theory Explained)
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Top Comments (10)
Maybe don't tax the crap out of the working class so they don't have to work all the time.
Anecdote for yall: The stimulus checks during the pandemic made it possible to leave my abusive partner. I was working and going to college full time and wasn't able to be financially independent- and that $1200 saved my life.
Money doesn't solve all problems but it does solve a lot of them
Money can't buy happiness, but it can pay off despair.
The goal of UBI is not happiness. It's simply not freezing or starving to death.
Sounds like the common answer is: the working class needs to feel like they’re going somewhere. No one wants to work just to pay bills. You give the average working person an extra $500-$1000 a month and people immediately feel better. So many people worry that if the working class gets paid more, they’ll be less motivated to work. No. They’ll feel less poor, something no one wants to feel
Money won't make you happy But I would rather be rich and unhappy, Than poor and unhappy
I remember being told decades ago we'd all be working 2-3 day weeks because computers were gonna speed everything up. I'm still waiting.
If all the jobs are going to go to automation, what does it matter if people don't want to work? There wouldn't be any work for them to do anyway. By the way, considering that nearly HALF of this country lives paycheck to paycheck, I think "the only benefit comes at the bottom" is major reason to implement this. Only someone doing really well for themselves would think otherwise.
The circumstance of healthcare, housing, and food insecurity is the biggest problem.
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Top Comments (10)
Maybe don't tax the crap out of the working class so they don't have to work all the time.
Anecdote for yall: The stimulus checks during the pandemic made it possible to leave my abusive partner. I was working and going to college full time and wasn't able to be financially independent- and that $1200 saved my life.
Money doesn't solve all problems but it does solve a lot of them
Money can't buy happiness, but it can pay off despair.
The goal of UBI is not happiness. It's simply not freezing or starving to death.
Sounds like the common answer is: the working class needs to feel like they’re going somewhere. No one wants to work just to pay bills. You give the average working person an extra $500-$1000 a month and people immediately feel better. So many people worry that if the working class gets paid more, they’ll be less motivated to work. No. They’ll feel less poor, something no one wants to feel
Money won't make you happy But I would rather be rich and unhappy, Than poor and unhappy
I remember being told decades ago we'd all be working 2-3 day weeks because computers were gonna speed everything up. I'm still waiting.
If all the jobs are going to go to automation, what does it matter if people don't want to work? There wouldn't be any work for them to do anyway. By the way, considering that nearly HALF of this country lives paycheck to paycheck, I think "the only benefit comes at the bottom" is major reason to implement this. Only someone doing really well for themselves would think otherwise.
The circumstance of healthcare, housing, and food insecurity is the biggest problem.