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So we agree that some people are broken beyond repair. You say that there are people who are not who just need basic income to get out of a bad feedback loop. If programs like TANF exist, why haven't they already broken out already? There are numerous temp. assistance programs.
Just so we're on the same page, your argument is that: UBI would be good because there are people who are not "broken beyond repair" who are trapped in a poverty cycle who can break out of it if we simply gave them some money.pic.twitter.com/4hzKJUk2Zm
First of all, TANF is different in every state. What you used was Maine's. Maine's minimum wage is $11/hour. 22 working days in a month and 22*8*11 = $1936. This person, at $1640/month, is working 34 hours a week. They would also be paid child support for each child.
According to what I've read online, if the significant other has no or very low income, they will pay $25-$50/month in child support. Having 4 children with someone who is poor to the point that they can't afford to pay more than $25-$50/month per child is an impressive feat.pic.twitter.com/EMJgEuhM99
But we're already giving them money, food assistance, childcare, free healthcare, and gov't mandated child support. And they're not getting it done.
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