Only right wing dogma. The fact that people will have money for basic needs doesn't mean they will have enough money for what they materially want.
They will work whether to have something expensive that they want or for passion, and at least won't work just to survive. That would be overall a better society.
Although it sounds attractive on many fronts, it can never work. Let's say we give out $1 trillion worth of basic income. Is there $1 trillion more goods and services to spend that on? No. In fact, depending on how many spend their time on non-productive work, there might be a lot less. So a lot more money chasing fewer goods and services. Classical inflation will quickly make that basic income of little value.