This doesn't benefit poor people. Maybe a small handful of them. But it just raises the cost of transportation, a service the poor depend on as well.
This doesn't benefit poor people. Maybe a small handful of them. But it just raises the cost of transportation, a service the poor depend on as well.
Fundamental premise of UBI is everything is justly the property of the state. The state determines who should get what. Throw in a little capitalism and a little "I want to keep my upper-middle class life" and you get UBI. Everyone gets something, but those who make more get to keep some of that.
UBI in practice would likely lead to massive exploitation of the poor.
>UBI in practice would likely lead to massive exploitation of the poor.
What a bunch of nonsense. The poor massively benefit from UBI. What are you even talking about.