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The problem is that we do not have a system in place to handle this. All of our wealth allocation and therefore resource allocation are based around the concept
by virmundi 15y ago
The problem is that we do not have a system in place to handle this. All of our wealth allocation and therefore resource allocation are based around the concept of working. If people don't work, how will they get money? Without money how will they eat? We can move to a socialist system, but for many in Amereica that idea won't fly.
- nickik 15y ago1. There will be enougth jobs 2. I don't know about america, soon or late a revolution has to happen there and other places too. I think Basic Income is a nice solution (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income_guarantee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income_guarantee). In Germany the Pirate Party supports this and in Switzerland a Initiative just lunched (a way for "normal" people to create laws) that wonts this too. I don't think it will pass the vote but it will rase awairness. Its an almost optimal social system. Garantie minimal for everybody and then just let them be as free as possible. Talkes away the stigma of poor people leeching on the system.