I read an interesting perspective on universal basic income recently that suggested that it was MORE capitalistic than not: by freeing people from limits impose

I read an interesting perspective on universal basic income recently that suggested that it was MORE capitalistic than not: by freeing people from limits imposed by needing to supply food/shelter for themselves/their families, it allows more participation in the market. That seems a radical but obvious-in-hindsight idea to me: a majority of the population cant participate in the competition the system itself needs because they cant accept the risk of failure that the system requires of us. Meanwhile anyone who is already successful chides them about thow they should just work harder.