Daryl Hunt
Your Worst Nightmare
- Oct 22, 2014
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What about people that have paid into socialist entitlement programs all of their adult lives. But now have lost confidence in the “system” for a very long time now and want out of the system altogether? Gladly cutting bait, meaning I would gladly give up everything... everything they have paid in up to this point to no longer be involved in the system in any way.I sure as hell do not believe you own any guns or that you support the right to gun ownership in any wayHey douchebag...I own guns.
I have owned guns my whole life.
I'm not taking away ANY "freedoms" I just want sensible gun regulations
And I suppose you have a reason to oppose the Mental Health parts of the common sense gun regs. Could it be that YOU may not be able to have firearms due to that law?
You mean the one that said people on SS who needed help balancing a checkbook were mentally ill?
You should be happy otherwise the government would come take your guns away for being a feeble old man
All of my finances are electronic in all way. I pay by card and 1 minute after I use the card, the transaction is sitting in my bank and the funds have removed. I use only 1 check a month and that is for Rent. All other transactions are either cash or charge. This feeble old man knows how to balance a checkbook but in todays day and age, that becomes less and less important.
Yes, I am on SSI but I am also on Retired Military Pension and do get money from a business I sold around 2005. As you can see, I worked hard for about 40 years and get paid because of those efforts. I paid in money every month for SSI and Medicare. That's MY money. When your Orange Orangatan and his court of fools start monkeying around with it and allows MY money to be taken out of the Trust and put into the General Fund then they are stealing from me and 10s of millions of other people.
Fuck the collective
It's always been voluntary. You didn't have to pay into it. You could have opted out. Of course, you would have no income in the later years. I still pay into it even though I am collecting it. While my SSI doesn't have that attached to it anymore, I still pay for it with my Military Retirement Pay which does not have that option to opt out like you sillyvillians have.
Sometime in the early 80s, they took a sizable chunk out of the Old Age Pension (meaning SSI) and in 1986, the fund began shrinking. By the early 90s the fund began to grow again leaving it solvent until about 2032. Now that it's solvent, it appears your buddies want to dip into it again. If left alone or planned better, Medicare would have covered 100% instead of 80. If they get their way on the next round it's going to drop to 73. This is to pay for the latest "Tax Giveaway" to the rich but this affects the poor and middle class. There was no 4000 per person given in tax reliefs. Well, not to the poor and middle class anyway. What we saw was the tax go down by a couple of dollars a month but when we got our Cost of Living, that savings went right out the window. The Cost of Living adjustment didn't keep up with the real cost of living.
We did see more jobs and lower unemployment like was promised to support the tax break. What we got was the loss of many full time jobs and a higher increase in part time jobs. In Sep of 2017, there were 36,200 jobs created but we lost 26,200 full time jobs. Now, that does drive the unemployment rate down. Now for the rest of the story. Those 36,200 jobs created were all part time jobs with lower or zero benefits from the employer and lower pay. The Rich just got Richer and didn't do any of the things that Washington promised they would do. Washington doesn't control the Rich, the Rich controls Washington. So much for "For the People, By the People".
So go ahead and opt out. You can do that if you wish. But you had better have one hell of a IRA for later one and it had better be in the millions or one misstep on your part will have it wiped out in seconds and you are going to be living on welfare which you didn't contribute one dime towards.