newfie
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In 1983 Reagan signed into law a bill that raised the Social Security retirement at incrementally from 65-67 . Today some in his party want it raised to 70 .
making my case it appears.
In 1983 Reagan signed into law a bill that raised the Social Security retirement at incrementally from 65-67 . Today some in his party want it raised to 70 .
As is the case with life itself, it's all a question of how long you will live and yes I paid into the system in accordance with the law. I paid the full required amount every year for 44 consecutive years and yes I paid in to help support the program for the benefit of my parents who payed in to support the system for the benefit of their parents.
Sounds like a Social program to me.
So you want your retirement age raised to 70? Call your congressman . And while you at it be sure to voice your support for Paul Ryan's plan to end Medicare and replace it with a voucher for $ 7700 per year. All you would need to do then would be to find an insurer willing to write a healthcare insurance contract for a 65 year old for $ 650 a month. Good luck.making my case it appears.
Who in your mind's eye is the victim? Oh by the way for 23 of those 44 years I paid BOTH the employer and the employees share of Social Security...15.30% If anyone should feel like the "victim" it should be me.......But I don't .so you like pyramid schemes? they work great until you run out of new victims.
So you want your retirement age raised to 70? Call your congressman . And while you at it be sure to voice your support for Paul Ryan's plan to end Medicare and replace it with a voucher for $ 7700 per year. All you would need to do then would be to find an insurer willing to write a healthcare insurance contract for a 65 year old for $ 650 a month. Good luck.
Who in your mind's eye is the victim? Oh by the way for 23 of those 44 years I paid BOTH the employer and the employees share of Social Security...15.30% If anyone should feel like the "victim" it should be me.......But I don't .
Like Ron Paul you're just a crazy libertarian always convinced that the government is out to do you wrong making you the so called "victim" or at least that's what you have yourself believing. And nobody pays any attention to Ron Paul anymore either.you gave the classic discription of a pyramid scheme. the victims are the last ones to join and pay that do not receive any proceeds.
bragging that you got screwed by the government does not absolve you of the insane argument
Um, Ryan is on his way out. Do you expect Pelosi to proceed with his plan?So you want your retirement age raised to 70? Call your congressman . And while you at it be sure to voice your support for Paul Ryan's plan to end Medicare and replace it with a voucher for $ 7700 per year. All you would need to do then would be to find an insurer willing to write a healthcare insurance contract for a 65 year old for $ 650 a month. Good luck.
Social insurance, not socialism.Sounds like a Social program to me.
This is what happens when one paints themselves in a corner.Social insurance, not socialism.
Like Ron Paul you're just a crazy libertarian always convinced that the government is out to do you wrong making you the so called "victim" or at least that's what you have yourself believing. And nobody pays any attention to Ron Paul anymore either.
Actually read a couple of books on Social Security last year. That's how they characterized it, not socialism but social insurance.This is what happens when one paints themselves in a corner.
Just drop it.
And you bought it?Actually read a couple of books on Social Security last year. That's how they characterized it, not socialism but social insurance.
Do you support this plan? If so call your congressman .Um, Ryan is on his way out. Do you expect Pelosi to proceed with his plan?
I suppose that you want your gas taxes that you were "defrauded" out of back? And the same probably holds true when it comes to your utility bills. Libertarians are simply people who want public services but don't want to have to pay for them.or that the government is incompetent. in this discussion I am proven to be correct. our government has a 21 trillion dollar deficit that proves it can not manage money.
Another example of a Straw Man argument but also based on an illogical argument.I suppose that you want your gas taxes that you were "defrauded" out of back? And the same probably holds true when it comes to your utility bills. Libertarians are simply people who want public services but don't want to have to pay for them.
Newf wants his money back. Now if promises never to use any and all public services in all forms then why shouldn't he get his money back. The very money he claims the government "defrauded" him of.Another example of a Straw Man argument but also based on an illogical argument.
Gas Taxes go for building and maintaining public roads.
I accept your position as stated here.Now if (a person) promises never to use any and all public services in all forms then why shouldn't they get their money back.
Gas Taxes go for building and maintaining public roads.