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Old Posted May 29, 2019, 6:51 PM
yaletown_fella yaletown_fella is offline
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To clarify my earlier post I believe in an opt-in basic income (for adults aged 25-65 who choose to opt out of existing welfare and social housing ) , half of which will be funded by laying off beurocrats, case workers, and closing social services offices (with the exception of disability). The other half would be funded by a 10% luxury consumption tax on Amazon, Netflix, air travel, luxury vehicles, the tech sector and other non-nessessities. In addition to the basic income acting as stimulus to local economies, the consumption tax and government beurocrat layoffs I just mentioned would easily pay for it. Just like Andrew Yang's plan south of the border, there would be no income tax increases.

I would exempt rent, food, basic phone and internet plans, diapers, basic toiletries, transit and gasoline from the value added tax/consumption tax.

Basic income essentially gives everyone a raise . It's not socialism, it's capitalism that dosent start at zero.
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