r/WorkReform Turns Structural: Nationalize AI, Then UBI

The political logic in ^[5] is worth sitting with: the post does not argue against UBI — it argues that UBI without nationalization is a subsidy to the companies that displaced the workers. This is a structural critique, not a distributional one. It places r/WorkReform to the left of most mainstream AI governance proposals, which focus on taxing AI profits or funding retraining programs. The community has decided that ownership is the question, and that answering it correctly is what separates meaningful intervention from managed decline.