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Originally Posted by noonereal
finally we agree! However, I don't think cash or your dollar amount is well though out, it seems Whell though out.
I firmly believe each family should have a decent place to live and a bit of land, food and health insurance.
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So how would that work, exactly? You're suggesting that each family should just "have" a decent place to live, a bit of land, food and health insurance? Is that just given to families? By whom?
Since most of the land in the US is already owned by individuals, corporations, trusts or the gov't, would the gov't then confiscate land and redistribute it? How much land should each family get, and who decides?
What about single individuals? Do they get no land because they're not part of a family, or do they get less? What if they get married and start a family later? Does they have to find someplace on their own, or does a government agency relocate them to land deemed appropriate for families?
Is food just given away then? Would farmers, grocery workers, food distributors and manufacturers become gov't workers? Do restaurants still get to be owned by private individuals? How do they stay in business when food is available for free?
Of course, none of it is free, really? Someone's going to have to pay for this somehow, right? Who might that be?