Vox
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Okay, I'll return (thanks but really, the applause isn't necessary) to say all SS and Medicare and yes, probably all pensions, will soon have to be means-tested. I know half a dozen millionaires taking SS payments and maintaining their aging husks on Sam's dime. That's bullshit. Set an amount that a person is NETTING after taxes and make it a threshold for receiving benefits. If the retiree should fall under the that mark any given year, then the benefits are restored for that year. Don't wail about the "fairness" of this to me....I don't give a shit who likes it or doesn't....it's the only way these programs can stay solvent given the Fortune 500 has abandoned us to hire the yellow man to do what used to be our jobs while we're left to sell each other insurance and cheeseburgers....only in America eh?
no, what you write is bullshit.
those millionaires paid much more to the SS the those on the other end of the stick ever imagined. and you can't force Detroit contracts on a local level on the whole nation and at the same time deny obligations of the same type of contract to others based on their income.
Not because it's immoral.
Because it will damage the SS - people are very flexible in their inventions and guess what - the same millionaires you are aiming at will eventually trick the system to paid LESS than MORE.
The ones who are paying the least in taxes are exactly the two sides of the opposite diameter - the very rich and the so-called poor. The load is on the man in the middle.
You want to increase it even more?
Sorry, my idiot quota is full for the day.....try again tomorrow.
I appreciate your self-criticism in declaring yourself an idiot. But I believe you can do better.
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