The reason why automation is irrelevant is because lower prices means you have to work less to have the same or a better standard of living.
Any supposed threat to jobs isn't a concern and any gains made will automatically be distributed to the market, without needing to resort to government intervention (UBI).
Focus on real problems, like the banking system.
don't know why everyone argues against UBI.
Lets say it does make $1000 the new 0.00. Do you know what that means? It means that illegal immigrants who don't have citizenship will not get the UBI. Therefore their life will literally be unsustainable in the US, therefore they will be forced to leave the US because they can't pay for anything here even if they do work illegal jobs.
Citizenship becomes a privilege and that's how nationalism is started. UBI is the beginning of a technocracy. When there will be a whole department dedicated to locating non citizens to UBI fraud which equates to more deportations.
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>don't know why everyone argues against UBI
probably because money isn't wealth
>thinking people will vote for "financial reform" over "Free money!!!" in a democratic system.
>thinking prices will comedown without controlling immigration
I mean, is there even one serious candidate in any Western nation talking about completely overhauling the banking system? Its political suicide. Even ignoring TPTB shutting you down, no one in the public wants to hear about it (or understand it) or endure hardship necessary to do it.
There are only 3 ways the banking system changes
1. System collapses completely
2. Forceful takeover of government by extreme party of foreign forcs
3.politician keeps his intent to change they system à secret until elected, and makes sure he has plenty of secret supporters in his party and acts fast while in power.
>thinking prices will comedown without controlling immigration
Immigrants work for less than the native so they should help prices to fall.
>even one serious candidate
Maybe Rand Paul. Anyway, I was just pointing out what the real issues were. Maybe the average person won't get it but is it too much to ask that people on here do?
>millions of Whites losing their jobs in the near future doesn't mean anything because stuff might be slightly cheaper
>he thinks they're going to lower prices
essentially this. The people arguing against this still have trouble tying their shoes.
Have the price of healthcare gone down? What about the house or college?
This is why lolbertarianism is a meme now.