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I agree as for what Blair did for the NHS, but it was precisely his way to deal with the NHS being a thorn in the side. What's interesting is the underlying ph
by Nicolas_Colin 10y ago
I agree as for what Blair did for the NHS, but it was precisely his way to deal with the NHS being a thorn in the side.
What's interesting is the underlying philosophy: instead of providing citizens with money, the New Labour tried to rebuild the best system possible for rich and poor alike. A UBI is unable to achieve that goal in healthcare.
As for the French example: I agree it isn't the theoretical concept of basic income (and thought I wrote so). Rather my point is that this is how basic income would end up after 1 or 2 electoral rounds.