but the most expensive

least expensive

also ubi doesnt solve the inherent problems in welfare

welfare isnt a problem

namely that poor people dont use welfare money for food

who cares?

they use it for drugs or luxuries

then ban taxation

boom problem solved

because then theyll still be in bad straights

and theyll blame us

notice how I can compromise tho

because I have a brain

and then theyll campaign for even more gibs

UBI would reduce taxation signficantly

and would reduce govt bereaucracy

at least food stamps can only be used on certain items

and would reduce the negative incentives of traditional welfare

food stamps are easily abused

so no

either you trust the govt

or you dont

you dont get to have your cake and eat it too

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/613181077854355467/679165957305925646/0h8lb8dj7jh41.jpg

you can trust neither the government

nor poor people

yea people will sell or trade their EBT cards all the time

Rather than debate on the distribution of welfare, the requirements and maximum benefit times should be reviewed.

only benefits for whites

simple as

Then again, I'm a pessimist that recognizes a certain percentage of any population will never meaningfully contribute to society. There will always be a 10-15% that cannot be employed due to cognitive inability. This is not a racial sentiment - just a cold reality wrought by statistics.

we need to correct the injustice of affirmative action

Tim Pool just said on his stream that he's creating a "cancel culture" card game

10/10

Where you try and gather dirt on other players to cancel them

I'm more perplexed by it's continuation. In a country where we have equal opportunity regardless of race, and it's a criminal offense to discriminate against race while hiring, Affirmative action should be retired.

That sounds like fun

If anything, the continuation of affirmative action implies the requirement for a racial handicap.

whites will come up with any reason they can to give themselves a disadvantage to fight against

Yes, but...

(Look, I don't get it either.)