>it is clearly not, hence the "universal" Yet nobody has ever proposed a version of UBI that is truly universal. It's always limited to a certain in-group. Thi

>it is clearly not, hence the "universal" Yet nobody has ever proposed a version of UBI that is truly universal. It's always limited to a certain in-group. This incentivizes the in-group to stretch the most out of their UBI: that is outsource all menial work to a permanent underclass of immigrants who don't receive free government money, which is exactly what happens in Saudi Arabia.