McDad
I can't brain today; I has the dumb.
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SS was the largest way liberals could make large swaths of people dependent upon them. Both parties have raped the fund. At some point, many will receive a small fraction of what they put in. My long term plan does not include it. But I ain't sending back if I do get itWell now I know you’re reading. What’s your take? @Weezer wouldn’t nibble at the stink bait.
Edit: no he didn’t I missed his reply
Yep. Completely agree. I’m all on board with us all being pissed off about the state of Social Security. Let’s just make sure our collective righteous fury is directed in the correct direction.SS was the largest way liberals could make large swaths of people dependent upon them. Both parties have raped the fund. At some point, many will receive a small fraction of what they put in. My long term plan does not include it. But I ain't sending back if I do get it
We will have to be ready to smash any leftist movement that rises up. On the other hand, we also have to be ready to push our influence on the rest of the world. Not gonna be easy.
I dont think I have ventured into this thread to follow the shenignas. Looks like socialist retirement is the topic.I cannot believe @LouderVol hasn’t come on here yet guns blazing
First eliminate the spousal benefit (not the death benefit) which is an antiquated idea. Personally, I believe the spousal benefit is a huge driver behind the push to legalize gay marriage. In today’s economy, why should someone be rewarded with an additional 50% of their spouse’s benefit because they chose to not work outside the home? If a couple budgets to live on a single income then that’s great and totally their business but they shouldn’t be rewarded with a social security monthly check for choosing not to contribute payments into the system. JMOIt’s the obvious change. As well as taxable income increases.
How is that sad? Sounds like you’ve got a ton of income so good times for you! Well done sirWhat' sad or perhaps more accurately bittersweet, in my case my SS which I've been collecting for about 18 months now, only pays about 7.5% of my tax burden.
The hell with means testing!
( Yes, I need a new accountant. )