Failed or grotesque implementations of ubi would be useful for people who don't want it. California is also bonkers with bureacracy. Nobody in charge has the s

Failed or grotesque implementations of ubi would be useful for people who don't want it. California is also bonkers with bureacracy. Nobody in charge has the slightest clue what they're doing, everyone just has checklist items to tick off, then money gets shuffled from point a to point b and they claim success. UBI works as a concept only if it's universal. If it's shuffling money from taxpayers to non-taxpayers, it's something entirely different.