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![]() Hardly. The realism phase. Many in my family have had hard times. The difference is, are the hard times a result of their own decisions, or the corporately owned govt we have...I have sympathy for those who deserve it. Last I looked 70% of the population surveyed think their children will have less opportunity than they did in life. No thanks, when you have children you realize that there has to be a major change in the way we do things in this country. That starts with realizing that money doesn't grow on trees and those who have run the middle class into the ground in this country will get their just rewards.
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as for privatizing social security...banks and finance houses would LOVE to get their hands on that money, which should cause every person with any sense at all to immediately halt thinking privatizing would be a good thing. investments come with no guarantees-does anyone want to play with ss? i don't. it's not the only fund i will rely on at retirement. i want to not have to worry about it exploding like peoples pensions-does everyone want to join in the fun that enron retirees got to enjoy? where's their pensions? |
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