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Originally Posted by dellinger63
and others, some who are middle aged and never matured, who bought a house they couldn't afford, with no money down, and cash back at signing (new car they also couldn't afford) need to start packing and searching the classifieds for apartments instead of looking at the taxpayer, some of whom are young, for a bailout.
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Who is "looking for a bailout"? What are you talking about?
You've switched the subject and done a 180 again, I guess.
People contribute to Social Security their entire working lives. It's no "bailout". It's an "entitlement" - because you are
entitled to participate in the program when
you've contributed your whole life.
Dell: "Desperately in search of one of Ronald Reagan's imaginary welfare queens to blame for ... whatever he doesn't like".