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No, no he isn't. There is a difference between paying taxes so that the government can provide services and an A-B transfer. For example, the government can, i
by ameister14 9y ago
No, no he isn't. There is a difference between paying taxes so that the government can provide services and an A-B transfer.
For example, the government can, in some situations, seize land. The government is not generally allowed to then give that land to other citizens. There have been a couple of cases that came close to that, and if you read the majority opinions on them you'll see the logical foundations.
- CaptSpify 9y agoI fail to see how UBI isn't a service. It's using a made-up system (money), to make sure that people have viable options in life. Don't get me wrong, I'm not convinced UBI is the way we should go, but I genuinely don't see the difference between that and any other service.