Just got to my hotel. I see Trump boomers all over the place. In the restaurants, in the hotel, in the lobby, in the CVS, on the road, at the gas station, at the bar, in the mall, on the street. Everywhere!
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Just got to my hotel. I see Trump boomers all over the place. In the restaurants, in the hotel, in the lobby, in the CVS, on the road, at the gas station, at the bar, in the mall, on the street. Everywhere!
You're just an idiot. The boomers had a lot more confiscated to pay for the SS and Medicare recipients. And check the income tax rates in the late 70's!
Thank you for setting the stupid brain dead younguns straight. They’re the ones who find socialism appealing.
Could you imagine them fighting in the jungles of Vietnam or Laos?
Never in a million fucking years.
If you spent less time fighting and more time doing math or educating yourself, you'd see that you put in $72 adjusted in your favor, for every $96 you take out.
It would also make it harder for them to lie to you.
If you spent more time realizing your generation is enamored with fucking socialism and has more to do with why we are this crossroad you would have less time to be bitching about SS.
If I would have had my way I never would have been forced to pay for SS because I could have invested it on my own and would have a lot more to show for it and you wouldn’t have anything to bitch about.
Excuse me sir, this forum is for being retarded ironically.
From the head actuary of SS, adjusted for investments/inflation, they put $72 and take out $96. The extra $24 come from our paycheck. And that's not including the incredibly expensive medicaid.
"Boomers put in more then they take out," is a lie they tell themselves so they feel like they aren't baby commies.
Trump has talked at length about this and has even started taking steps to correct it by removing the payroll tax. Or are you actually trying to imply that Donald Trump, your president, also a boomer and as such unbiased, is an idiot?
I agree about Social Security and Medicare; however, I also see people who need help. Jobs used to give pensions. They changed to helping with 401k's. People who aren't the normal couple with good jobs (single mothers, physically or mentally challenged) have trouble putting in more than the minimum amount into their savings. Then recessions and health emergencies can take half or more of those savings. By the time they reach retirement age, they haven't been able to save enough. This is the case for a lot of people of retirement age I know.
That's too bad. It's not the government's problem. It's the church if anything. Government took over to split you up further and keep you dependent on it's tit.
If you left the problem alone, actual companies that were honest and effective without the corruption would spend money properly. e have them already.
Bring back donations and charity work.
I'm retired I still pay taxes I still have to buy health insurence. My ins. For two people is almost 500.00 a month. Don't act like because we are retired we get everything free it just isn't so.
Read it again, if you benefit from social security or medicare in any way than it applies to you. Otherwise, you're just like Trump. Even including the money you pay in throughout your whole life, you take out 133% of what you put in. From the head of the social security, a financial analyst by trade. It's literally his job to calculate this.
The extra money you're using to pad your medicare and retirement, beyond the money you pay for each month, comes from us.
Yes and when you retire the next generation will pay for you. Just like when I was still working I helped pay for my parents retirement.