>We've got to enable some kind of meaningful labor (market-compensated or not) that people still can engage in after the basic income is implemented. Are there

>We've got to enable some kind of meaningful labor (market-compensated or not) that people still can engage in after the basic income is implemented. Are there no charities, no community organizations, no sports teams? Why trade the forced labor of market compensation for forced labor of government compensation? Meaningful labor already exists outside of market compensation. Anything the government would implement would just be beaurocracy soaking up funds that should be going towards the basic income.