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Topic	How Andrew yang would support $1000 UBI bill
LinkPizza 12/02/19 7:20:57 AM #74:	Mead posted... Keep in mind that landlord is getting the money too. Some are always gonna be pricks but some might not feel the need to really turn the screws on their tenants pocketbooks when theyre getting a bit of a financial buffer themselves. Yeah. There might be some that dont. But its still worrying, as the good landlords usually already have remnants... Kyuubi4269 posted... LinkPizza posted... And while the market may not care, landlords probably will. Especially the horribly greedy one around here. If you give everybody $1000 extra a month, landlords are most likely going to want some of it. Not to mention, the people who have it up will probably try to get some of it back through by selling it for more to the store, who pass on the extra price to us... They already charge more than you can afford because the market is saturated. The only difference is when you're unemployed they could get that UBI money so there's reason to make property that milks the UBI only people. While you may be no better off while working, you may be able to get by a bit better if you got laid off than you would otherwise. Let's also note that prices will spike because nobody is keeping them in check, something else that sorely needs to be addressed. Doesnt that depend on how much you would have made a week in unemployment fees. You might be better off taking that instead of UBI. At least for a while. You could make more than $1000 a month in unemployment. The only problem is it only last for a certain length of time. While $1000 a month is better than zero a month, it doesnt seem like it would matter if its still not enough to live per month... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:930992036] in How Andrew... [t:78183941]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>Keep in mind that landlord is getting the money too. Some are always gonna be pricks but some might not feel the need to really turn the screws on their tenants pocketbooks when theyre getting a bit of a financial buffer themselves.</quote> Yeah. There might be some that dont. But its still worrying, as the good landlords usually already have remnants... Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>And while the market may not care, landlords probably will. Especially the horribly greedy one around here. If you give everybody $1000 extra a month, landlords are most likely going to want some of it. Not to mention, the people who have it up will probably try to get some of it back through by selling it for more to the store, who pass on the extra price to us...</quote> They already charge more than you can afford because the market is saturated. The only difference is when you're unemployed they could get that UBI money so there's reason to make property that milks the UBI only people. While you may be no better off while working, you may be able to get by a bit better if you got laid off than you would otherwise. Let's also note that prices will spike because nobody is keeping them in check, something else that sorely needs to be addressed.</quote> Doesnt that depend on how much you would have made a week in unemployment fees. You might be better off taking that instead of UBI. At least for a while. You could make more than $1000 a month in unemployment. The only problem is it only last for a certain length of time. While $1000 a month is better than zero a month, it doesnt seem like it would matter if its still not enough to live per month... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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