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RE: Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen und seine Probleme
The salaries of the policeman wouldn't hugely reduce. A normal police officer in Germany gets maybe around 2200€. If he get 1500€ without doing something and only 700€ more for a 40 hours week in shift work. In my opinion no officer loves his job that much, that he does the hard work for only 700 bucks more. Maybe the salaris would reduce a bit, but not as much as you think and not as much as we need to pay the basic income.
The Euro is the perfect example for something ideologically good we have introduced without looking at the practical consequences. Ideologically good doesn't mean compulsory good for the people
I understand the salaries of policemen will not reduce, that would be stupid.
However the first 1000/1500 do not need to be paid via the money normally collected via taxes, they already receive that just like everybody else.
That's what I meant when I said
I just didn't express it correctly.