People are experimenting, but people don't really know how to redistribute wealth. If you have to much wealth equality that will screw things up, businesses will shut down and people will starve. Looking at other Countries can help but every place is different and has different needs. Thats why theres debates in the first place since no one really knows. Some people are afraid of raising wages too much, whatever that number is, and people suffer from it. In extreme cases create policies that will lead to death.It was a while back (Page 12 out of 19, according to my settings), but I'd like to ask a question to clarify something.
"Universal Basic Income". Is that something that other countries have that the United States doesn't, or was it just wishful thinking in general? I'm of the mindset that if there is a problem with US policy in certain regards, it would be best to look at the policies of other countries for ideas on how to adjust things. For instance, looking at other countries that have been marked as some of the best educational systems in the world while considering the educational system and it's failings in the United States.
One thing that I know from experience (correction: not personal experience, but from close friends and family) is that it's difficult to get a job to get out of needing welfare when the money gotten from welfare is more than what a minimum-wage job earns. Getting a job would actually make it more difficult to support a family in that type of condition than just staying on welfare.
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