>This is different from welfare systems, which only support a small number of people who actually need it. It's different from welfare in that everybody gets a

>This is different from welfare systems, which only support a small number of people who actually need it. It's different from welfare in that everybody gets an equitable amount, instead of who 'needs' it getting the most. And by needs you mean a woman who has 10 children 'needs' welfare or somebody with an obsolete skill who can not find a job 'needs' welfare. The questions of why didn't the woman limit her breeding to a level she can afford or why the unemployed person doesn't learn a new and more in-demand skill remain unanswered.