For its supporters, it&#x27;s a strong point of basic income: people, especially unqualified, won&#x27;t have to accept pretty much any job just to get a roof over their head and some food in their plate. So this gives back some power to say &quot;no&quot; to the worst jobs.<p>Opponents to basic income argue, among other things, that this is too much power and some workers would become exceedingly picky, without the fear of not being able to pay for rent and food. There definitely is a moral aspect to the question, with &quot;anti-cheater&quot; emotions&#x2F;reactions.