A common misconception medium.com/basic-income/woul… But that's not how inflation works. Inflation is a process over a longer period of time. Money in the hands of consumers just helps our economy. Always has, because 70% of our GDP is due to consumer spending.

Lol what a transparent deflection. You can't make an argument, so you make excuses. Explain to me how America is supposed to grow its economy when consumers don't have money to spend, Chris. Go ahead and try.

It's not a valid argument because it ignores nuance. Printing *too much* money causes hyperinflation, but nobody's suggesting we do that. You're strawmanning. Another tactic of cowards with no conviction.

On the basis of hard data proving the reality of growing poverty & shrinking upward mobility over the past 50 years. Nothing about this is a fiction or a fantasy. It's reality, Chris.

I gave you math and numbers but you refused to even glance at them. medium.com/basic-income/woul… It's not jargon. It's a pretty common term for people who can't address arguments that others make, so they make shit up. Like you strawmanning that people want to print too much money.

Dang you’re dumb Data is a quantifiable, measurable set of variables. What you linked is a definition of a term. It’s not data. If it’s data, what data is it showing over what period of time? My data shows the increase of poverty and decrease in wealth over the past 50 years.

$1,000 a month is a figure You’ve never been particular about anything - only transparently dismissive because you’re a coward

You’re not actually - especially when you factor in the additional wealth that is being generated by having capitalism supercharged with a UBI medium.com/ubicenter/distrib…

Marianne whats your drug of choice

Printing too much does. But as we can see, not distributing enough also has consequences.