You know that annoying friend who thinks they're right about everything?

 

Or that one family member who bashes your political views but can never back up their own arguments? They just call you names and shut you down.

 

Well, here's some ammunition for you...

 

The next time they start preaching about universal basic income, hit them with this:

 

America has tried UBI over 100 times.

 

Stockton, California once paid its residents $500 a month. That's now over.

 

Denver ran one. Austin ran one. Chicago, Compton, Atlanta.

 

Dozens of cities handed out monthly checks to see what would happen.

 

Almost every single program is now over.

 

Why? The money ran out.

 

Universal Income depends on someone else's generosity… a philanthropist, a city budget, a grant. When the funding dries up, the checks stop.

 

That's the fatal flaw of universal income: it consumes wealth. It doesn't create it.

But here's the part your friend won't see coming…

 

There IS a version of universal income that actually works. It's been paying out for 39 years straight, and it's funded by capitalism, not charity.

 

I call it the Patriot Income Plan, or P.I.P. for short.

 

In 2020, it paid out $28.8 billion.

 

In 2025, it paid out $48.5 billion.

 

This year, it's projected to pay a record $53 billion.

 

P.I.P. never runs out of money because it's funded by 14 partnerships that collect fees on America's oil and gas infrastructure.

 

The money doesn't stop because the energy never stops flowing.

 

It's the same reason the only functioning UBI program in America is Alaska's where every resident gets a yearly check funded entirely by oil wealth.

 

Today, P.I.P. pays you 10% a year. 42 payouts in total.

 

So go ahead, win your next argument. While you're at it, enroll in P.I.P. and start collecting.

 

The next payout is days away.

 

(SIGNOFF)

 

P.S. Since 2020, the average partnership in P.I.P. has produced 20% avg. annual gains. That's in addition to the 10% yield. One investor already collects $4,800 a month. Another hasn't worked in years. Show me something better. I'll wait. [Enroll in P.I.P.]