Those who got the $750 monthly stipend were less likely to report being unsheltered and said they were better able to meet basic needs, the study found.
Why? Because of increased demand for goods and services? That might cause a minor blip while production adjusts. Oh you mean that the government would run a deficit? We’ve been running massive deficits for decades, basically since WW2 started. Inflation is demonstrably independent of those deficits.
Yeah like when they make sure food gets thrown away instead of being given to hungry poor people. That would devalue the food after all, can’t have that, so starve you fucking poories.
All of the food from grocery stores that isn’t sold is donated to charity. The store gets a tax break and the homeless get a meal. It isn’t quite enough as we still rely on donations but its helpful.
Why? Because of increased demand for goods and services? That might cause a minor blip while production adjusts. Oh you mean that the government would run a deficit? We’ve been running massive deficits for decades, basically since WW2 started. Inflation is demonstrably independent of those deficits.
If you add more money to the economy that means the value of each dollar goes down. Its all about economic scarcity
Yeah like when they make sure food gets thrown away instead of being given to hungry poor people. That would devalue the food after all, can’t have that, so starve you fucking poories.
Yeah, lets keep this inhuman shitshow going.
All of the food from grocery stores that isn’t sold is donated to charity. The store gets a tax break and the homeless get a meal. It isn’t quite enough as we still rely on donations but its helpful.
The money isn’t appearing out of nowhere. It’s being redirected from other sources and programs, especially existing social welfare systems.