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Ramone45

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I know they hate the people, so that's one reason. It just represent the ultimate destruction and failure of a society. It is unsustainable. My state legalized weed. They are predictably taxing it out of the range of affordability. The black markets should do great, thankfully. But, they want to use the resources (LOL) for UBI. Fucking assholes. Look. Focus ion ANYTHING that will afford people the ability to achieve financial independence an individual prosperity. For example, don't shut down large energy projects that provide his paying jobs and basically shove 11000 people on to unemployment.
 
Ramone, which Dems get wet over UBI? Here's a list of those who publically support UBI and it's mostly billionaires and hardly any politicians.

  • Karl Widerquist, political theorist and economist[40]
  • Peter Barnes, entrepreneur and environmentalist[41][42]
  • Keith Ellison, Attorney General of Minnesota, former U.S. Congressman and former DNC Deputy Chair[43]
  • Milton Friedman, prominent economist and nobel laureate[44]
  • James Baker, former U.S. Treasury Secretary[45]
  • Peter Diamond, 2010 Economics Nobel Prize winner[46]
  • Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter[47]
  • Martin Feldstein, former Chair of the U.S. Council of Economic Advisers[45]
  • Henry Paulson, former U.S. Treasury Secretary[45]
  • Robert Reich, former U.S. Secretary of Labor[48]
  • Greg Mankiw, former Chair of the U.S. Council of Economic Advisers[45]
  • George P. Shultz, former U.S. Treasury Secretary[45]
  • Ted Halstead, policy entrepreneur[45]
  • Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay[49]
  • Erik Olin Wright, Marxist sociologist[50]
  • Andrew Ng, computer scientist, statistician, and artificial intelligence researcher[51]
  • Tim Draper, venture capitalist[52]
  • Sam Altman, Y Combinator president[53]
  • Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook[54]
  • Dan Savage, LGBT activist[55]
  • Charles Murray, libertarian political scientist[56][57]
  • Bill Gross, financial manager[58]
  • Robin Chase, co-founder of Zipcar[59]
  • Scott A. Smith, founder of The Financial Freedom Act
  • Andy Stern, former Service Employees International Union president[60]
  • Elon Musk, business magnate[61]
  • Ryan Holmes, Hootsuite CEO[62]
  • Paul Vallée, Pythian Group CEO[63]
  • Naheed Nenshi, Mayor of Calgary[64]
  • Don Iveson, Mayor of Edmonton[64]
  • S. Robson Walton, former Walmart Chairman[45]
  • Andrew Yang, founder of Venture for America, and a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate[65]
  • Tulsi Gabbard, U.S. Representative for Hawaii's 2nd congressional district, and a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate[66]
  • Martin Luther King Jr., American civil rights activist[67][68]
  • Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook[69][70]
  • Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon[71]
  • Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft[72][73][note 1]
  • Larry Page, co-founder of Google[74]
  • Gisele Huff, president of the Gerald Huff Fund for Humanity[75]
  • Ray Kurzweil, American inventor and futurist[76]
  • Neil deGrasse Tyson, American astrophysicist[77]
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You truly are a histrionic bitch.
 
LukSkyFokker said:
Ramone, which Dems get wet over UBI? Here's a list of those who publically support UBI and it's mostly billionaires and hardly any politicians.



You truly are a histrionic bitch.
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I don't care. It is a concept of failure by hateful people. The billionaires want UBI to reduce competition. I assure you, there are no billionaires in my community.
 
LukSkyFokker said:
Ramone, which Dems get wet over UBI? Here's a list of those who publically support UBI and it's mostly billionaires and hardly any politicians.



You truly are a histrionic bitch.
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Here luk is pretending "progressive" Democrats don't run around supporting UBI. :D

Next up, he pretends no (D)'s ever supported nationalizing any part of our economy. :rolleyes:
 
Ramone45 said:
I don't care. It is a concept of failure by hateful people. The billionaires want UBI to reduce competition. I assure you, there are no billionaires in my community.
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Not many billionaires choose to live in trailer parks.
 
Ramone45 said:
I don't care. It is a concept of failure by hateful people. The billionaires want UBI to reduce competition. I assure you, there are no billionaires in my community.
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You do care. So much so that you created a thread about your outrage only to be smacked down with the facts.
 
Philthy_Phil said:
We have more billionaires per capita in Canada, bobo. Probably less trailer parks and definitely less poverty. All around we are a better country to live in. :cool:
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Stay there, by all means. Hey, do you think you could pitch in and take a few of these little brown "immigrants" off our hands? You're a compassionate people, right?
 
Ramone45 said:
Stay there, by all means. Hey, do you think you could pitch in and take a few of these little brown "immigrants" off our hands? You're a compassionate people, right?
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I will, I prefer the land of milk and honey to the land of rape and murder.:cool:
 
Ramone45 said:
Stay there, by all means. Hey, do you think you could pitch in and take a few of these little brown "immigrants" off our hands? You're a compassionate people, right?
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Hol up, Rrrrramone. You paid more in taxes to build 45's wall. What happened? Why are there so many brown immigrants?
 
I mean, Alaska has had a UBI for (permanent fund) since 1982. I guess they hate their people. But haters gotta hate.
 
Philthy_Phil said:
We have more billionaires per capita in Canada, bobo. Probably less trailer parks and definitely less poverty. All around we are a better country to live in. :cool:
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Yes...ding, ding ding. Canada has a lot to offer.

The USA isn't as great as the hype for sure.
 
Philthy_Phil said:
We have more billionaires per capita in Canada, bobo. Probably less trailer parks and definitely less poverty. All around we are a better country to live in. :cool:
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Per capita....
https://media.tenor.com/images/17dbc19deb055e256177e5db59bf6887/tenor.gif


So what if California is filled with a bunch of homeless bums and sad migrants.

No, the fact that Democraps are destroying the USA and trying to make the whole country as backwards and corrupt as California makes Canada a better place to live in.

You're still poorer and shittier....a low brow wannabe USA.
 
Ramone45 said:
Universal Basic Income. Money for lazy fucks.
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To be clear I'm not sure I'm for it, not until I've done a lot more research anyway. But you're against it because "Libs" and "socialism" two of the far rights instant trigger words. Without a whit of evidence that it's detrimental or that it will be harmful to the nation or the recipients, you oppose it. I think you don't like it because someone else might get something you don't. Nothing like jealousy as a motivating factor.


Comshaw
 
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Dems love it because, as with all Democrat initiatives, it puts the power in their hands. And they love power above all else.
 
Bud_Spencer said:
Dems love it because, as with all Democrat initiatives, it puts the power in their hands. And they love power above all else.
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What power would the Dems have over the 'Tards if UBI was passed?

You really don't think before you type, Dud.
 
I'm ambivalent about it. Handing out "Free Money" sounds all well and good, "yay, free money." But it's not sustainable, will create huge deficits, lead to a culture of dependency, discourage people from seeking permanent work... basically as much as I WANT to support it, it just will not work. The idea of a functional fiscal government is, you want people paying into the system, not being paid out of it.
So, while some of the far-left Democrats are pushing for it, the moderates are not- and while I've defended a lot of Democratic party policies before, I can't really defend this one from an intellectual standpoint. Even though, free money is always nice.
 
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