Good grief. Low-income people didn’t have to to pay rent for a year, are now getting a $300 per child per month government support check, Medicaid for the whole family, free school lunches, and now…..a “basic additional handout.”
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Why should I keep an open mind? I am opposed to people being given money for no other reason than “other people have more and we need to make things more equal”. We are already handing out so much free stuff - subsidized or free rent, free meals, food stamps, Medicaid, government support checks, etc. etc. - that people have no incentivize to learn a trade or profession that will enable them to support themselves.Let's see how it works out.
Gonna keep an open mind about it OP?
WA governor Jay Inslee, in his state of the state speech this week focused on covid and homeless. Time to move to another state where they use taxpayer dollars correctly. To represent the people who pay them. I think we fought a war for independence on these very grounds a couple hundred years ago. I pay the taxes--I expect to be represented or I'll take my money elsewhere.Good grief. Low-income people didn’t have to to pay rent for a year, are now getting a $300 per child per month government support check, Medicaid for the whole family, free school lunches, and now…..a “basic additional handout.”
Good grief. Low-income people didn’t have to to pay rent for a year, are now getting a $300 per child per month government support check, Medicaid for the whole family, free school lunches, and now…..a “basic additional handout.”
Ha ha ha. You said "replacement."UBI or Universal Basic Income is something that a lot of people have pondered over for a long time. Some, like Andrew Yang, have speculated that it could save the country money in the long term as a replacement to food stamps, public housing, Medicaid, etc.
I'm open to seeing whether or not it can work. Nothing wrong with experimentation.
It’s among the richest counties in America. They know how to launder federal tax money.Obviously, people in that county are incapable of taking care of themselves.
You should not let ideology rule over your life Lisa, it makes you miserable.Why should I keep an open mind? I am opposed to people being given money for no other reason than “other people have more and we need to make things more equal”. We are already handing out so much free stuff - subsidized or free rent, free meals, food stamps, Medicaid, government support checks, etc. etc. - that people have no incentivize to learn a trade or profession that will enable them to support themselves.
Except they’re not removing the equivalent in the other welfare-type benefits they get. This is just more free money.UBI or Universal Basic Income is something that a lot of people have pondered over for a long time. Some, like Andrew Yang, have speculated that it could save the country money in the long term as a replacement to food stamps, public housing, Medicaid, etc.
I'm open to seeing whether or not it can work. Nothing wrong with experimentation.
Looks who’s talking.You should not let ideology rule over your life Lisa, it makes you miserable.
Let facts and truth be your guide. You'll be better off for it.
White democrats are white supremacists who think minorities are inherently inferior and in constant need of assistance.Looks who’s talking.
I think people should earn money for themselves by providing a useful service or product, not just get free handouts, ad infinitum, because other people have more and thus leftists think those who did nothing to prepare themselves to earn a living should be “equalized” with responsible, foresee-looking people who did.
Ha ha ha. You said "replacement."
Gullible fool.
Except they’re not removing the equivalent in the other welfare-type benefits they get. This is just more free money.
Yang was/is the only one of the presidential candidates who has a reasonable grasp of where the macro nature of the economy is headed.UBI or Universal Basic Income is something that a lot of people have pondered over for a long time. Some, like Andrew Yang, have speculated that it could save the country money in the long term as a replacement to food stamps, public housing, Medicaid, etc.
I'm open to seeing whether or not it can work. Nothing wrong with experimentation.