A person rich enough to inherit a house at a young age isn't going to notice the relatively tiny minimal income. They are far more likely to oppose the taxes ne

A person rich enough to inherit a house at a young age isn't going to notice the relatively tiny minimal income. They are far more likely to oppose the taxes necessary to support minimum income than they are to be a secret motivating army behind it. It's not productive to invent unreasonable stories of unfairness just to create an internal rage however exciting that may be. If you're concerned about possible unfairness of minimum income then you would need to look at people whose medical expenses could exceed the minimum income, people who are mentally incapable of buying the right resources, people who have dependent children and unchecked market forces that would allow prices to rise beyond what the minimum income could afford. The last one is the biggest problem as it would effectively transfer wealth from taxpayers briefly through the poorest people to the wealthy via increased profits and still leave some people unprovided for.