Public universal health, transport, education, basic housing (bed and desk, with shared showers and toilets) so that nobody is homeless, I can get behind. I'd e

Public universal health, transport, education, basic housing (bed and desk, with shared showers and toilets) so that nobody is homeless, I can get behind. I'd even add a small, fanless computer running open source software and with internet access. Increasing taxes on a ladder, I can understand. High taxes (50%) past a certain point, I can understand. Even universal income. >For starters, a wealth and income threshold is needed. No individual human needs hundreds of millions of dollars let alone cash, and none of them directly earned or deserve that much. Everything past the threshold can be redistributed. Absolutely not. Any country that does this would have me (and most people who actually value hard work) leaving. The idea should be to provide the basics (as above) to everybody, and not more. So that they can live a basic life, acquire skills, and potentially get an actual job and the benefits that come with it.