EarlzP
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Re: Schakowsky tears into Cantor for saying Social Security ‘cannot exist’ in a futur
I paid into SS for years and expect to collect SS until the day I no longer need it, you can label my expectation any way you want to but I have invested with the guarantee of a return on that investment. The Wall Street stock market ponzi scheme will eventually fail and unlike the last time won't be saved by the tax payer dollar that's when the blood sucking leeches will start jumping out of tenth floor windows.
Their is only one way to save our economy and that is through the creation of employment opportunities, stealing from SS, medicare ect are only delaying the inevitable collapse of our economy while the haves steal as much as they can.
OR, if he didn't want the 'risk' of the marketplace, he could have chosen to stay with regular social (in)security. average monthly payout: about $1,100 dollars. or, roughly 1/3rd of what Joe made in our worse case scenario at age 65.
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go read post 13, and get back to us.
I paid into SS for years and expect to collect SS until the day I no longer need it, you can label my expectation any way you want to but I have invested with the guarantee of a return on that investment. The Wall Street stock market ponzi scheme will eventually fail and unlike the last time won't be saved by the tax payer dollar that's when the blood sucking leeches will start jumping out of tenth floor windows.
Their is only one way to save our economy and that is through the creation of employment opportunities, stealing from SS, medicare ect are only delaying the inevitable collapse of our economy while the haves steal as much as they can.
OR, if he didn't want the 'risk' of the marketplace, he could have chosen to stay with regular social (in)security. average monthly payout: about $1,100 dollars. or, roughly 1/3rd of what Joe made in our worse case scenario at age 65.