Do you support a universal basic income program?

Yes, but only if they regularly prove they are actively working to provide for themselves(but it not being enough)

cheeseburgers should be paid to every unemployed man and also feed them orange juice and those cheeseburgers

No, the basic necessities must be covered without the need of an income to do so. The income should be for outside of basic needs stuff.

Poor people should receive an income to cover their basic necessities and a program should help them to find a job

No, I don’t think it’s not good ideas. If the government create universal income programs then that will make people lazy to work and relays on basic income. However, government can provide some types of assistance or stimulus programs when there are crises such as COVID-19 pandemic.

A program should be established that targets specific brackets relating to the families income, rather than every family/individual receiving a national constant income from the government

It's going to be needed in the future, more complex than a multi choice answer.

to disadvantaged people like disabled people yes, for most others no

Yes, but only when automation levels reach a tipping point at which people are struggling to find jobs or the market becomes saturated.

People who exhibit interest in leveraging their lives should only be eligible for universal basic income.

Universal income based on the job

depending on salary and work hours, certain benefits be received based on these variables.

No, it could replace government services and allow more private control of the economy, however, in principle, it is a nice idea

Yes but a (possibly) negative income tax is just objectively better.

Implementing long-term social services and welfare reform is more essential than UBI which is not sustainable, however exceptions for those negatively impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic can be made in order to cover basic necessities short-term

Yes, everyone should receive an income to cover basic necessities including food and housing but this exclude abled people who willfully refuse to perform any work

Yes but it should be checked upon, like the people who have it have to show that they are trying to find a job or have a medical reason why they can’t work

Yes, but only after personal assessment and interviews.

Yes, but only a small amount to cover basic food.

No, it is not the most efficient way to ensure that basic necessities are met by the national safety net.

Unsure, as the effects are still unknown

Yes, if there is an abundance of resources within the country

Yes, but only if they work hard.

Maybe in the future as a consequence of automation, unsure right now.

I believe rather than supplying money directly could be harmful to the health of the economy. Based on that assumption low/no income residents should receive the the goods/services directly to cut down on the chance of the system being compromised and taken advantage of. To further combat this the German Government could implement systems that seek to give these low/no income residents jobs to improve their current position.

Yes but everyone should have the right and the duty to Work (well paying Jobs)

I prefer a Negative Income Tax

Yes, as long as people are working too.

Yes, but all other forms of welfare should be removed to fund it by the means of less bureaucracy while at the same time allowing people who really need the money to spend their free time improving themselves, finding work or spending time with their families rather than filing paper work.

Yes, but universal basic income should come with some conditions, such as they have to look for a job. Also, people should always have more money when they work, as if they do not work.

No, workers should receive nothing

Sounds good but will inevitably lead to dismantling of current social security, further rent hikes and increase of other costs of living

No, it promotes laziness

How would the knowledge that everyone in your school receives a small income change the dynamics of your friendships and collaborations?

Reflect on the roles of tradition and adaptability in society: would a guaranteed income represent progress or dependence?

Could the promise of a universal basic income encourage innovation and risk-taking among young people, and if so, how?

How fair is it to fund a universal income with taxes, and would it affect your view on how hard you should work or how much you should earn?

Do you believe humans are motivated to work solely by money, or do we seek deeper meaning in our careers?

Without the fear of financial instability, what dreams or projects would you pursue that you might not feel able to currently?

Imagine a society where your basic needs were met without working; what positive and negative effects do you think this might have on your community?

If you were guaranteed a basic income, how would you spend your additional free time or would it change at all?

Can a monthly sum of money improve happiness and if so, would it change the aspects of life you currently find most fulfilling?

How might receiving a steady, no-strings-attached income impact your ambitions and career choices?

Depending on financial situation

Yes, in the form of a Negative Income Tax to cover basic necessities including food and housing

Yes, but in the form of an opt-in, generous "Negative Income Tax"

Yes, but for those who are out of work and are actively looking for a job

I support paying women to stay at home and have a lot of kids

With an income cutoff - Stop making the rich richer and the poor stuck.