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Archbishop Tutu on Basic Income

Anglican Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu speaks to the closing session of the Basic Income Earth Network's 11th International Congress in Cape Town, 4 November. The Nobel laureate, who chaired So...  
 
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AndreaRossouw1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Common Sense: most of the world problems are caused due to people trying to survive - if we establish and equal money - equal labour system - it will take out the point of survival and bring in equal life - equal expression
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Equal money for all from birth to death is a compassionate way of life and must be investigated
Naturyl (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Basic Income is the right thing to do. Oppose all greedy, indoctrinated social Darwinists who suggest that there are ANY conditions that should disqualify people from basic human rights and subsistence.

Everyone deserves food, clothing, shelter, and medicine. Period.
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We've got all the tools we need; the technology has been available to us for quite some time now. The worker is no longer needed when we've got more advanced robots and machines, I think it's pure lunacy to draw the conclusion that the no-longer-workers need to either starve or invent some new way to make money, resulting in things like spam mails and telemarketing companies that does no good to anyone in the long run
wasserdrache12345678 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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in german is a petition ending on the 17.2

you can reach it when you enter tis in google:

Reformvorschläge in der Sozialversicherung - Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen vom 10.12.2008
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catgumart (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I agree totally with Archbishop Tutu. I think there are a lot of ways we can be bring inging the bottom up. Improveing quality of life for people of lower classes.There is no need for people to live in such lows..,I think people should have comfort, options, mental and physical and spiritual development with tools available, I think there should be redistribution and we should examine every way to get it underway as soon as possible
LetUsChangeTheWorld (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Basic income = zero hunger in the world.

________LetUsChangeTheWorld.
bluensunshine (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Wasn't it Jean Luc Picard (Star Trek) who said something like, 'in the 24th Century we've done away with money.' What is this fractional_ private_ capitalism? Please can you explain.
bluensunshine (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Basic income deserves to be much wider known ~ the typical response when I've raised the subject is 'is this some kind of communism...?' So when I've mentioned the countries I know that have looked seriously at BI (Eire, New Zealand etc) the look is of bewilderment.

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