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Chepe: Boy, those "tea party" activists sure like to throw a lot of stuff around. You notice on thing they're not tossing? Pepe: What's that? Chepe: Their government disability checks.
Hey JOE, donât know about you but I paid close to $100,000 in required Social Security payments over my work career and my employer paid the same. How the heck am I getting anything from the government. If I had invested that money in a simple stock index averaging 8%, with compounding I would have a tidy little nest egg. If I put that into an annuity, I would be getting a much bigger check
Roosevelt rammed SS down the throats of a scared nation by packing the court with more justices than it had ever seen. The very idea that a benevolent government can handle my retirement income better than me fly straight in the face of freedom. Why did we do so well on our 401Ks without government intervention? You say people lost money on their retirements a few years ago. Why did they take their money out when the market was down? Duh?
I planned for my retirement. Social security was just a small part of that planning. Isnât that what they said when it was passed? But the government took 7.5% of my check every payday and another 7.5% from my employer.. They owe me that, with interest. I paid my dues.
hey, here it is 9AM and no defenders of liberty have jumped in here singing the praises of the teabaggers, claiming they are legitimate and have a genuine concern for getting their country backâ
âas they bring signs saying âwe came unarmedâthis timeâ and âthank you fox news for keeping us infromed (sic)â and âdown with mexicans, respect are (sic) country, speak englishâ and âno amenstyâ (sic) and âlet mitt fix washinton (sic)â etc etcâŚ.
How can you possible stand the fact that millions of folks who really benefit from Social Security arenât on the street starving to death. Isnât it just disgusting that we donât have that misery to entertain ourselves? The only benefit I can imagine is that itâs less likely that we might trip over one of them and break our hip someday.
By the way, your apparently uninhibited selfishness is only exceeded by your unsurpassed ignorance.
The Supreme Court has nine members, just as it had before Roosevelt attempted to add members during his second term.
Huge opposition prevented Roosevelt from doing so. That nine member court upheld the constitutionality of Social Security. This in turn stopped the move to pack.
You did not even bother to check your ignorance through Google. No wonder the lies propagated by right-wing loonies are so effective in fooling too many people some of the time.
I suggest that you rethink your uninformed opinions.
hey lowrider, if the Republicans have their way and sweep back into office in November, youâll have a chance to test just how depression-proof that portfolio of yours really is!
3hourtour Premium Member almost 15 years ago
..TOO much govât for.. ..EVERYONE except for me.. ..ANYWAY
lewisbower almost 15 years ago
Hey JOE, donât know about you but I paid close to $100,000 in required Social Security payments over my work career and my employer paid the same. How the heck am I getting anything from the government. If I had invested that money in a simple stock index averaging 8%, with compounding I would have a tidy little nest egg. If I put that into an annuity, I would be getting a much bigger check
Roosevelt rammed SS down the throats of a scared nation by packing the court with more justices than it had ever seen. The very idea that a benevolent government can handle my retirement income better than me fly straight in the face of freedom. Why did we do so well on our 401Ks without government intervention? You say people lost money on their retirements a few years ago. Why did they take their money out when the market was down? Duh?
I planned for my retirement. Social security was just a small part of that planning. Isnât that what they said when it was passed? But the government took 7.5% of my check every payday and another 7.5% from my employer.. They owe me that, with interest. I paid my dues.
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 15 years ago
hey, here it is 9AM and no defenders of liberty have jumped in here singing the praises of the teabaggers, claiming they are legitimate and have a genuine concern for getting their country backâ âas they bring signs saying âwe came unarmedâthis timeâ and âthank you fox news for keeping us infromed (sic)â and âdown with mexicans, respect are (sic) country, speak englishâ and âno amenstyâ (sic) and âlet mitt fix washinton (sic)â etc etcâŚ.
â the teabagger movement = ignorant white mob
that should rattle a few cages
Plods with ...⢠almost 15 years ago
Nice stir there nighthawks
alfracto almost 15 years ago
Poor sweet baby Lewreader!!
We all feel so so sorry for you!!
How can you possible stand the fact that millions of folks who really benefit from Social Security arenât on the street starving to death. Isnât it just disgusting that we donât have that misery to entertain ourselves? The only benefit I can imagine is that itâs less likely that we might trip over one of them and break our hip someday.
By the way, your apparently uninhibited selfishness is only exceeded by your unsurpassed ignorance.
The Supreme Court has nine members, just as it had before Roosevelt attempted to add members during his second term.
Huge opposition prevented Roosevelt from doing so. That nine member court upheld the constitutionality of Social Security. This in turn stopped the move to pack.
You did not even bother to check your ignorance through Google. No wonder the lies propagated by right-wing loonies are so effective in fooling too many people some of the time.
I suggest that you rethink your uninformed opinions.
rotts almost 15 years ago
Hey, Lewreader,
I paid in close to $100K, and retired at just over 66 1/2 years old. Now getting about $2250/month from SS - whatâs to complain about?
longtimecomicsfan almost 15 years ago
hey lowrider, if the Republicans have their way and sweep back into office in November, youâll have a chance to test just how depression-proof that portfolio of yours really is!
pschearer Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Nine days to Tax Day.
Taxation can be tyranny even WITH representation.