Yes, I support it. Science has shown the government can afford it and it will save them money in the long run. If society has the resources to ensure everyone's basic needs are met, do it.

The argument against it is that people won't work if they aren't forced to. I think people want to work. This would enable people to have their basic needs met first so they can build a career comfortably.

I believe it should happen and I believe it eventually will happen in Canada, but it will take a lot longer than it should.

I don't know why anybody still chooses to go to the Untied States

Generally, the news says "alleged" until someone is convicted, even if it's plainly obvious they're guilty

It's shameful that there are still Canadians traveling to the Untied States at all

When your Supreme Court is deciding whether some citizens are worthy of having the things they need to survive, you are in a fascist state

If the government can't afford to feed and heal the people, they shouldn't be building a ballroom. I was taught in school to pay for your needs before your wants.

If only there was some way to not let insane people make decisions for a country

When is Trump going to prison for stealing classified documents?

Lots of people foresaw this and tried to warn everybody and we were written off as irrational fearmongerers

I always feel comforted when CNN criticizes Trump. They're still allowed to do so. Sooner or later, they won't be

I notice a lot of people on lemmy shaming others for not doing anything while they themselves clearly aren't doing anything either

HAS ANYONE NOTICED I'M ANGRY?