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Kudzai Kutukwa 6 months ago
With UBI set to be official, it’s abundantly clear that good times are coming to Canada. image

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DecBytes 6 months ago
Let us put out the fire we created by dozing it with ⛽. One word comes to mind... moronic.
It's not the inflation that may or may not be incurred but the controls and strings that will be pegged to this. Nothing wrong with UBI so long as it has the correct principles. Canada will bring as always and can be expected the WRONG principles. Just how they do everything. Canada can fuck off! and just keep fucking off.
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Kudzai Kutukwa 6 months ago
I mention the inflation because that will be the most visible effect up front. The controls may take time to be implemented as they try to convince the sheeple to sign up, and I can almost guarantee there won’t be any at first. I disagree with the notion of “there is nothing wrong with UBI” because it’s a system that relies on stealing from one group of people to give to another. Plus the reason why UBI is even necessary for the most part, has to do with using fiat money. Under a hard money standard, most people on welfare today wouldn’t need it to begin with.
This can only work in smaller groups like families and communities where there is mutual trust and relationship beyond money.
The inflation is just the prelude to taxing your capital gains. Any transparent asset they know about, including all custodial BTC will be tackled. That's also why they need the drag net surveillance state and prohibit Monero. They can't have inflation without taxing the "gains".
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Kudzai Kutukwa 6 months ago
That’s the end game: taxing the gains as a measure of control🔥💯
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Kudzai Kutukwa 6 months ago
As long as it’s not top down coming from the state & if based on consent, then yeah there is a high chance it could work