You are, again, completely wrong. UC was never intended to solve simple poverty.
That is the actual problem, right wingers. Thanks for clarifying it. UC can and should solve simple poverty and automatically stabilize our economy at the same time.
Then stop calling it UC. It's welfare, plain and simple.
It promotes the general welfare, unlike your alleged wars on crime, drugs, and terror. Plain and simple for discretionary spending purposes, every time it comes up.
If you are honest and just say flat out that you want a welfare program to pay you $15/hr to stay at home and smoke pot, it would go easier for you. You still have to account for the opportunity cost of taking all that money out of the economy. How many jobs go uncreated, how many products go uninvented, how many homes go into foreclosure because the money just isn't there?
Nope; It is only socialism in that it both promotes and provides for the general welfare as enumerated in our federal Constitution, unlike your socialism on a national and international basis for your expensive right wing and alleged wars on crime, drugs, and terror.
The actual policy itself should be required to solve for simple poverty using existing legal and physical infrastructure that can always be upgraded. Thus, such a policy must promote and provide for the general welfare in a market friendly manner due to our Commerce clause.