Would now be a good time to go to the bookies and put $1000 on andrew Yang to be the next potus?

would now be a good time to go to the bookies and put $1000 on andrew Yang to be the next potus?

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I was thinking about that too. Was going to see if he's on the predictit market but haven't gotten around to it

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no you should only short him. your $1,000 bet win will be quickly negated by inflation if he wins, in addition you will begin receiving that amount of money every month.

when will you learn that the kind of people hoping for UBI to get free shit are the kind of people with zero political sway and will literally never get their way

>thinking he Wil print money

He's simply taking it from rich people/getting rid of all welfair programs and funneling. That's the Yang bucks formula.

you just described everybody.

this is clown world now after all, YANG GANG 2020

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>redistribution causes inflation
thank you, it is 2019 and I thought I would never see one of you retards again. you have brought me back to a simpler time.

$1000 a month sounds like a lot but it's only 1 LINK eoy.

>shilling this cunt here too
Holy fuck 2016 was a mistake

A 2.5% VAT increase in the UK caused a 5-8% price increase

if you were in a coma for 30 years, thats 380k when you wake up + interest. could be something like 500k. thats half a million dollars. just be a neet from 18 to 48 save all your UBI and graduate with half a mil.

I'm making $0 now. At $1,000 a month that's $12k. An increase of infinity. I think a 5% price increase is negligible.

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You're missing the point. VAT increases prices higher proportionally to the direct VAT, and that's just in the immediate. In the months to follow you'll find your $1000 being able to purchase less and less as the market corrects for this retarded system until your mommy is spending $400 on your chicken tenders and can't even pay her rent with her $18,000 a month salary.

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Thats just in theory. It's worth a shot either way.

If anything is worth a shot I think interest-free student loan debt consolidation (in exchange for the complete dismantling of the existing mandated loan/grant structure) would be far more pragmatic. That's a one time payment of 1.5 trillion that would put an extra 3-400 dollars in like 200 million people's pockets asymmetrically each month. The only way it can work is if the higher education system vampires finally get a stake through the heart and are forced to sink or swim like a regular business, though

i would prefer communism but i will take welfare capitalism as a stop-gap until we can finally do the real thing.

nice argument kike

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That's cool, but what about the millions of people who are going to lose their jobs?

You faggots really are shitting up all boards...

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They will have jobs, because the companies that shifted human labor overseas will be pressured by new trade legislation to hire from within the domestic labor pool or lose out on selling to 300 millon consumers without paying large excise taxes and tariffs

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