There is a similar line of thinking when it comes to UBI. If income becomes something you can vote for, the slippery slope isn't just slippery, it's vertical. What reasonable voter wouldn't tick the box of the person offering 'x' amount more dollars?
There is a similar line of thinking when it comes to UBI. If income becomes something you can vote for, the slippery slope isn't just slippery, it's vertical. What reasonable voter wouldn't tick the box of the person offering 'x' amount more dollars?