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    James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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    Good evening. I'd like to talk to you about the most important justification for universal basic income, one that doesn't get discussed enough, which is sad, because it is THE argument for UBI. So, gather round the camp fire! THREAD #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/uSbjwAlOz3

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      2. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        We're taking a look at the "The Enslavement Of Labor" chapter for the book PROGRESS AND POVERY, the seminal work by an American named Henry George. If you wanted a brief introduction into "Georgism", this is it, and, #YangGang, this can really help you sharpen your arguments.

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      3. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        One of my goals in this thread is to provide both the UBI advocate and the yet-to-be converted a better answer for the "why" of universal basic income, and a justification for universalist policies in general. #geoismpic.twitter.com/NPHbj08vPO

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      4. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        James A. Robichaux je proslijedio/a tweet korisnika/ceScott Santens 🧢

        George expanded on the ideas of Thomas Paine. Both men saw the Native American, wandering the land and surviving totally on his own efforts, as in a state between that of white landowners and that of white wage laborers.https://twitter.com/scottsantens/status/960642908234964992?s=20 …

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        Scott Santens 🧢Ovjeren akaunt @scottsantens
        Over two centuries after they were written, these words by Thomas Paine remain required reading: "It is not charity but a right, not bounty but justice, that I am pleading for. The present state of civilization is as odious as it is unjust." http://fermatslibrary.com/s/agrarian-justice … #BasicIncome pic.twitter.com/5qtdQ2Sb98
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      5. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        But Henry George was trying to solve a deeper mystery. He was trying to determine why material and technological progress was accompanied by a growth in poverty. You could call this "wealth inequality." And he proposed a remedy.

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      6. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        George did not propose a universal basic income, but he proposed something like UBI that was appropriate for his time in the late 19th Century when most people still worked - and knew how to work - the land for their own survival.

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      7. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        George proposed a land-value tax, and, while I will mention that here and there throughout this thread, that isn't really the point of the thread. The point is to talk about how "the enslavement of labor" through land monopolization is the justification for UBI, as Paine argued.pic.twitter.com/SYxs3Owfwl

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      8. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        This brief chapter is full of profoundly useful insights. Our current "wage slavery" - yes, you can use that term, as I hope that you learn from reading this - is merely a different and less directly violent form of slavery. Exclusively owning land makes one a slave master.pic.twitter.com/bogH6vYtOS

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      9. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        This is why I so often say to anti-UBI people, "you didn't create the Earth." No person created the Earth. We must always point this out. Therefore, nobody has any authority to come between another person and needed, life-sustaining resources. That is #geoism. #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/mk8SCu430w

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      10. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        To survive, you need food and shelter, but you do not have legal access to the land from which these materials come. A few persons own all of what only nature - or God - created. To exclusively own land is to own the people who need the land. #BasicIncome #geoismpic.twitter.com/JFiPItCkxz

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      11. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        As much as I want you to read what George says, I want you to notice what he is NOT saying. There's no mention of "capitalists." George saw the labor-vs-capital conflict as hopelessly misguided. He believed that labor and capital should be naturally allied against landowners.pic.twitter.com/RT62yhltRd

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      12. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        James A. Robichaux je proslijedio/a tweet korisnika/ceJames A. Robichaux

        Are you beginning to see why other arguments for universal basic income are paralytically weak? Think about what you are trying to accomplish - and why you're trying to accomplish it - by enacting UBI.https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1201605702218928128?s=20 …

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        James A. Robichaux @JamesRobichaux
        THEY ALREADY KNOW that you receiving a monthly UBI check for life means that they can't control you, that the coercive social hierarchy is broken. So, indignant whining that "companies stole my data" or "robots will take my job" comes across as sheepish. https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1166558334566248448?s=20 …
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      13. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        Understand, please, the insight here. At one time, if you could not live freely because others already controlled the land where you were, you could just go to where there were no or fewer people. George was writing at a time when this option was quickly disappearing. #geoismpic.twitter.com/AxOr71uJwn

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      14. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        James A. Robichaux je proslijedio/a tweet korisnika/ceJames A. Robichaux

        Today, I am a wage slave. (Again, yes, you can use that term.) However, at the time that George was writing this, most of my ancestors were not wage slaves. Most of them owned land from which they subsisted. Please read this little thread.https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1155488350226341889?s=20 …

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        James A. Robichaux @JamesRobichaux
        I am only three generations removed from subsistence farming. Three of my four great-grandfathers were subsistence farmers. They never had to "look for work" and could never get "fired" or "laid off." So, I am very sensitized to how UBI really is not about money. #BasicIncome https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1155486612354154496 …
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      15. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        James A. Robichaux je proslijedio/a tweet korisnika/ceJames A. Robichaux

        It's very simple. Universal basic income is merely the modern equivalent of the "free land" that so many of our (white) ancestors were legally allowed to own, because modern technology means that it no longer makes sense to live and PRODUCE that way.https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1155501069276983296?s=20 …

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        James A. Robichaux @JamesRobichaux
        "but," anti-UBI people say, "your ancestors still had to work to survive!" Okay? And? They were *allowed to* work to survive. Just as UBI has basically nothing to do with money, it has basically nothing to do with work, either. It has everything to do with personal autonomy.
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      16. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        "Owning the land on which - and from which - people must live is virtually the same as owning the people themselves." - Henry George This is why universal basic income is a matter of JUSTICE. It's NOT a "gift" or a "handout." #ThisIsWhyUBI #geoism #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/2oCaWFQZy4

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      17. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        Our current slavery "originates in the appropriate of land." Want food and shelter? You're not allowed to do that yourself. You have to "get a job." "Ownership of land gives absolute power over people who cannot live except by using it." #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/puCEYLRQZo

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      18. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        There are a few insights here. The first is that "ownership" and "property" is *supposed to* refer to things that one has created, produced, or earned. But no human being created or produced land; therefore, no human being can earn land. #geoism #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/bBJFCMZIIy

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      19. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        The second is right in the middle of the paragraph. Success and freedom - and access to life's necessities - does not go to who actually works more, produces more, or behaves better. Success goes to who is best at muscling others out of what NATURE created. #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/kVZGhg5ZIL

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      20. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        What is described here, then, is the Malthusian "survival of the fittest" argument. You hear this as a common defense of the status quo, of poverty. But "survival of the fittest" doesn't justify taking for everyone else what no person created in the first place. #geoismpic.twitter.com/z64Xz6XgHS

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      21. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        "For it is to be had, not by production, but by appropriation." There are, today, scads of professional workers - like some attorneys and property managers - whose job is not to create or produce things but MAINTAIN control of nature for its exclusive owners. #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/2coUfz6gjy

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      22. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        This is rent. Today, the most privileged people in our society get paid - and live by - not by producing things but by owning things and charging access to them. This is why we say . . . . #TaxTheRent.

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      23. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        Henry George understood that the "vices" that were associated with poor people were effects, not causes, of their poverty.pic.twitter.com/UVKEkEhchd

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      24. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        Clearly, you are better off than a chattel slave, because, for one thing, a chattel slave couldn't leave the property - the "freedom to move about" mentioned here - and take a weekend road trip out of state, or leave one job in one area for another job in another area. but . . .pic.twitter.com/KcqJ2wHqpt

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      25. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        how free are you when you must submit to the demands of those who stand between you and the material that you need to survive? especially in times when they don't? George was suggesting that traditional legal rights were not enough to qualify us as truly being free.pic.twitter.com/dLQTMpgFgP

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      26. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        "except enough to support a bare existence." This was written in the 1870s. Do you see why a narrow focus on raising the minimum wage to a "living wage" but not being for EMANCIPATION of the wage earner in the 21st Century is so repugnant? #MinWage #basicincome #LVTpic.twitter.com/bMaGksRyfg

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      27. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        There is PLENTY to discuss with this excerpt. First, note that owners of chattel slaves had a far greater incentive to ensure that their slaves' basic needs were met than modern employers, who can more easily shed unwanted laborers and find new ones, have. Think about that.pic.twitter.com/6DqqzBjKVk

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      28. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        More deeply . . . "It does not seem to be one human being who drives another," and "for this, no one in particular is responsible." Recognize the profound meaning there? how it explains our present powerlessness and self-blame? because we have no clearly-defined oppressor?pic.twitter.com/vwrO1doLoY

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      29. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        It's the invisible nature of the way that the oppressive hands of the system works that leads so many of us to accept the idea that, if we would like food and shelter, "well, then, go get a job!" as if it were like going to kill a deer and cut down trees to make homes.pic.twitter.com/oCc30Ls15P

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      30. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        We accept this as the natural state, that we should be out "in the streets" if we fail to comply, even though there is nothing at all natural or just about it, as the owners of the land - and, again, land is created by no person - are under no such obligations. #BasicIncomepic.twitter.com/lBgewfGBMt

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      31. James A. Robichaux‏ @JamesRobichaux 3. pro 2019.
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        That is why universal basic income is everyone's birthright. Universal basic income is reparations for land enclosure, which was deliberately done in order to compel the dispossessed to do powerful people's bidding. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2017/mar/04/basic-income-birthright-eliminating-poverty … #BasicIncome #geoism

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