Re: Politics
Posted: January 8th, 2020, 12:58 pm
Are you worried about people getting lazy and just not working anymore?
Angry socialist noises intensifyMadCow2357 wrote: ↑January 9th, 2020, 6:48 amAre you worried about people getting lazy and just not working anymore?
1k a month isn't really enough for that to happen, and studies show that the two groups who will work less because of UBI are mothers with newborn children and college students who spend more time focusing on their studies.
If you're concerned about a descent into socialism, think about it this way - UBI is actually a very capitalist idea, since the money will flow through the economy more quickly with every American having more money to spend.
At least they're as impartial as the House was during their portion of it.TheChiScientist wrote: ↑January 29th, 2020, 7:48 pmAngry socialist noises intensifyMadCow2357 wrote: ↑January 9th, 2020, 6:48 amAre you worried about people getting lazy and just not working anymore?
1k a month isn't really enough for that to happen, and studies show that the two groups who will work less because of UBI are mothers with newborn children and college students who spend more time focusing on their studies.
If you're concerned about a descent into socialism, think about it this way - UBI is actually a very capitalist idea, since the money will flow through the economy more quickly with every American having more money to spend.
Honestly I like the concept but I'll stick with my boy Sanders. Seeing how the senate is dOiNg SuCh A gReAt JoB running the impeachment trials impartially it seem like the democrats will need to rally behind Sanders if they want to beat Trump in the election.
The House's conclusion was corroborated by the testimony of all witnesses who were present. If there was nothing to the impeachment case, surely the defense would have been able to come up with a witness to confirm that? And before you try to bring it up, theories that House Democrats were somehow preventing or intimidating some witnesses from testifying is just a low-effort excuse, as there would be no way for that to happen when most of the branches of government are Republican-controlled. The fact is that the evidence as presented thus far is overwhelmingly in favor of an impeachable offense having been committed, and personal opinions really have no place in that conclusion.
Obviously the first thing that comes to mind is freedom of speech.LittleMissNyan wrote: ↑January 30th, 2020, 1:26 pm So I think I might have come up with a general theory of sorts???
If you're using your freedom of _____ to take away someone else's freedom of _____ it's not freedom
Although I think Sanders is just about as wrong as you can be politically, I have enormous respect for the man, and his integrity. He may be wrong (IMO), but he'll stand up for what he believes in. I think he truly thinks that his policies will help.TheChiScientist wrote: ↑January 29th, 2020, 7:48 pm Honestly I like the concept but I'll stick with my boy Sanders. Seeing how the senate is dOiNg SuCh A gReAt JoB running the impeachment trials impartially it seem like the democrats will need to rally behind Sanders if they want to beat Trump in the election.
Ah, my apologies. I thought I'd written an "IMO" in parentheses there. I will go fix that.
State your variables specifically. Are both blanks supposed to be equivalent?LittleMissNyan wrote: ↑January 30th, 2020, 1:26 pm So I think I might have come up with a general theory of sorts???
If you're using your freedom of _____ to take away someone else's freedom of _____ it's not freedom