Andrew Yang - Biden/Tulsi UBI? - How To Claim Your UBI Bmyk

Negotiations are continuing around a direct aid package for everyday Americans across the country. The concerns and the impact around this global coronavirus pandemic are growing. Too much of attention has been focused here in Washington on bailing out Wall Street banks and corporate industries. As people are making the same old tired argument of how trickle-down economics will eventually help the American people. But really, as has happened so many times before, it's the American taxpayer that gets left holding the bag, struggling and getting no help during a time of crisis. This is wrong. Now is the time for action to provide direct assistance and emergency relief to every single American through a universal basic payment of $1,000 a month to every American for the duration of this crisis.

Welcome back to the channel. I hope you're having a great day. Hope you're keeping healthy in the midst of this pandemic. Um, it's taken a toll on, on many of us, and, uh, so much so that Tulsi Gabbard, um, in this recent video, uh, talks about the proposal of universal, um, basic, uh, basically universal basic income to every American, $1,000 per month, at least to the end of this crisis. Um, and that's kind of interesting because, uh, with Tulsi, we had prior, before Um, uh, she had, uh, definitely showed that she was interested in Universal Basic Income, and, uh, she seems to still be in the, in the, in the race pretty much, right? She hasn't formally dropped out. Um, uh, kind of interesting enough, um, I guess, you know, of course Andrew being a numbers person, he may not feel Tulsi could— can win, but he did say he would, uh, support the candidate who, uh, uh, you know, will represent universal basic income. But as we well know, uh, Andrew endorsed Joe Biden. A lot of people didn't like that. Uh, he was kind of fast in that. Uh, my only thoughts to that could be that possibly he feels that Joe Biden is the only person who really has a chance at beating Donald Trump. If I'm honest, at this point in time, I don't think anybody on the Democratic side does have a chance But I think in supporting Tulsi, he would have at least been sticking to those very core ideas of universal basic income. Even so, this is a very interesting situation because we didn't see or expect this pandemic to hit. Andrew's been on Twitter talking about how he could lead many rallies at this point in time. With this type of situation. Um, but it does make a very good case for universal basic income, doesn't it? You know, we, we always talk about the idea of something, uh, generally talk about a robot or, or, um, or artificial intelligence taking our jobs away, right? But we never discuss some type of unnatural happening, taking our ability to work away, right? And that seems to be what's happening with COVID-19, coronavirus, and it's prompting many people to try to come up with ideas. And there are various packages going out, but as Tulsi was, uh, underlining in this video, that it's always this focus on the businesses, the corporations, but the people make up this, and they're the most important element of this. And what would work better than to put the money into people's hands so that they're able to now go out and move that money in the areas they need in their particular needs? Seems like it would make a great deal more sense. Uh, and, um, you know, this idea just is popping up more and more often packaged in this way. And that tells me that what I thought earlier, what I thought at the very beginning of this universal basic income odyssey we've been on, is that this was going to change the face of how we look at economics and politics forever. And I think it's doing that. Of course, the world, when something's new and they've never tried something else, it can be a bit resistant to it. It likes things that are recognizable, identifiable. That's why I think a lot of people side with Biden, because Biden is somebody who's, uh, been known by the American public. He's went through two administrations with Obama, and, uh, throughout that process and him being part of that, with the millions of Americans that love the Obama administration, it's— it, it does represent a type of comfort, I believe, for them in order to, to attach themselves and align themselves with Joe Biden. Of course, from Andrew's standpoint, Andrew was never a, I would say, a progressive Democrat in the way of— I think he did look at universal basic income as capitalism and it's something that could help us. He explained that it's capitalism not starting at zero. So it's not so far-fetched in my mind for Andrew to support Biden, although a lot of people do not like that. Uh, I can understand, um, Andrew's standpoint, uh, in that and, and what his thinking was and maybe why he did those things. Um, but my, my standing was clear that I wasn't going to, um, endorse anybody that didn't support universal basic income. And the next part of that is maybe I missed the boat on this, but Does Andrew endorsing universal basic income, does that mean and does that clarify that Joe Biden's going to have universal basic income as part of his policies going forward? Because maybe I missed that part, but I thought that the whole idea of who Andrew would endorse, it would only work if the person was going to take up the mantle of universal basic income. And if Joe Biden is going to do that, Um, you know, then I'm in support of Joe Biden as well. But I haven't heard his policies on universal basic income, and, uh, well, I haven't heard him talk about that $1,000 per month. So perhaps I'm missing something that I need to go look into that on. But, um, Tulsi Gabbard has seemingly leaned to that area, um, of, uh, universal basic income, uh, entertaining some ideas with that. Of course, nothing quite like Andrew's universal basic income to date, but Andrew's out now and kind of got to take what you can get, right? We got to make the best of what the situation is. Um, but, uh, you know, it, it is disturbing that people are now starting to consider universal basic income at the height of this global pandemic where we're in such a bad situation, we don't have a choice. And I think in the back of my mind, I always knew it was going to happen like that, that, uh, the entry into something like universal basic income was going to have to be really bad, right? Like people didn't have jobs and, uh, the robots took over. And now, uh, something probably worse is something that could actually physically directly kill us, uh, you know, a virus, a plague essentially. That's keeping us from being able to support ourselves, go out to work, make a living. Economy losing billions upon billions of dollars. So what is it that you can do but possibly now be home and try to help, hope to get some aid, or you risk your life and you end up dead? You know, for all of the arguments about You know, people need to be out working and, uh, you're not going to, um, it's not going to be an economy to work. So people just sit home. Well, we have to do that now and we have to do it for the duration of this thing. And some medical experts are saying it's just getting started. So this could be for several months. This may give us a time to reflect and to consider that these things can happen and that, um, in our world we may have to start to really, uh, consider, uh, options and alternatives about how we should live and how we should face, um, this world we live in and what can come against us and the adjustments we'll have to make. And if we already have something in place, that can kind of, uh, put us in a more, uh, a situation that's a little bit more ready for something like this, kind of transform us, transform us as a society, we'll be able to not only just solve issues of a possible global pandemic, but maybe just solve all of the issues that were put on the table at the start of Andrew Yang's campaign, what we're gonna do about automation over the next decade, and so on and so forth, right? But I always want to take you over before I get out of here and want to, uh, bring that to your attention. I want to show you how to claim Universal Basic Income, right? Uh, maybe now the project I'm a part of, and now that everybody's home and they're not busy and they're not running around, now maybe they'll have an opportunity to take a look at the project we've been working on a while now about trying to use some of the most advanced technology in the world to deliver Universal Basic Income to people. You know, um, it is in crises sometimes that we're able to listen, right? And I think we're at that point now. So let's take a look at that. Let's show you how to get Universal Basic Income through our project. All right, here on the BitcoinMYK site, we're going to show you how to claim your Universal Basic Income Tokens. Now these tokens are based on cryptocurrency blockchain technology, and it is an ecosystem of where we take our value through a social media interface, similar to how Andrew Yang explained that our social media and data now can become the oil of the future, or is that? And through this process and this technology and this payment system, were able to send you this cryptocurrency and you're able to then transfer it from cryptocurrency over exchanges to your local currencies, right? And how you do it is quite easy. What you need to do is you need to make an account, really easy, takes you about less than 5 minutes. You need to, basically the amount of time you're on the site. Uh, you're going to record that and you're going to get you a wallet. Now we have about 3 different wallets you can get, but the easiest way to do this is going to be to go over to a place called memo.cash account, right? And we can send your tokens over there. Uh, let's take you over there. You can take a look at what that looks like. You're gonna have to set up an account there as well. Very, very simple process. But as you can see, much like a traditional social media site, uh, people post content, blogs. This content and blogs, they have value, right? Um, through this value, uh, you gain, um, basically this cryptocurrency that can be used and transformed to your local Currencies, right? That is correct. Now this is a new project that started out, and one big issue with universal basic income is always gonna be how do you pay for these programs? But with enough participation from you all, we're quite confident at some point that the network will build enough value to at some point reach values to where people are able to really benefit from this. And so we don't have any pro— I'm sorry, we don't have any control over the markets and the value. But the larger the network it gets, we believe you'll be able to transfer these cryptocurrencies to your benefit, right? And so, you know, very excited to be a part of that. We do feel that sometimes in these type of situations we meet in our world, that sometimes our leaders, the people we're looking for to solve all these problems. These are regular people and they have problems like, like us all. And at the end of the day, it's all our responsibility as citizens to take appropriate steps to make our lives better, right? We shouldn't be sitting around in every case waiting on our leaders to fix problems that we ourselves have to participate in sometimes and try to fix ourselves. And that's what we're trying to do here. We believe that universal basic income, whereas I would love to see it pass in the government through our Congress and citizens benefit, I also believe that in the private areas, in the private sectors, in our nonprofit organizations, that we should be making strides and efforts to create these type projects to try to fix the problems as citizens and try to make our lives better as well. And I believe all of these arms working together, we can basically achieve ideas like what we're trying to basically, we believe to be the solutions to many of our issues here. But after you do that and set up an account, let's see what else they got here. in this section. I'm going to go over to tokens and the token shows. I was trying to take you over to wallets, see if we have one. I'm sorry, I may have to go into profiles and see if that feature is available here. Of course, I'm not logged in, but that wallet, basically your user ID is going to be your wallet. Okay, and that is the sign up part. I was trying to get you here. Uh, so you want to definitely go to sign up on your menu button here. It'll be visible. And, uh, when you sign up, all you're going to do is your username, your password, you're going to create your password, right? And when you hit sign up, it's going to create the key for you, right? Of course, the key is access to your wallet, and it's how you're going to be able to basically sign in and secure your account. I don't think it's going to show me much because I'm not logged in and I don't have my password on hand here. But you can see it's just a variety of things with people posting. It is a social network. If you were to envision something like Facebook and imagine if on Facebook every time you posted or participate, you were paid you're compensated, you receive money in the form of this cryptocurrency, and you're able to move that value across these networks, these blockchains. And, you know, it works very well with social media because social media is one of those products that is basically one of these products where the user of the platform, the end user, supplies most of the content, right? Most of the product. Now imagine if you were to, um, go, uh, go to Coca-Cola or Nike or whatever, and you told Coca-Cola and Nike you're gonna make all the drinks and you're going to make all the shoes and, uh, build all the buildings. And then you turn to them and you told them, but we're gonna let you keep all the money. Right? Probably wouldn't do that. So why do we do it in social media? Right? We should be getting value from our contributions and content that we provide to these services. Granted, they do pay for all the servers and the energy, and they should be compensated for that as well. But we do believe there's room to also compensate the end user who's supplying this content. right? But that's all I want to say in this video. If you have any trouble understanding this or getting, um, basically, um, your cryptocurrency, your universal basic income through this system, um, contact us. We'll be more than happy to help you. You can leave comments in the video. You can go over to the— our website, BitcoinNYK.com, in our chat area and leave a message there, and we'll be more than happy to help you understand this a little bit better. But if you could kind of think of it like a token you can turn in for cash, and when you do that, you're able to get, you know, basically a currency in your own land over to you, right? And so that's us doing our part with this. We'd love to hear any comments you have. 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