All the years I paid into Social Security I figured it would never last until I could draw a nickle of it. When, to my surprise, it did a couple of years ago it came at a time when I really needed it.
Gratefully, the wisdom of my youthful preference to not have to pay in was not an option.
But I still have a strong suspicion Social Security will go away a long while before I do, and before I get the dollar amount [without interest] that I paid in.
If I'm correct about that, and someone somewhere probably knows the answer, seems to me young people today are justified in being indignant about having to pay it.
But it was always a Ponzi scheme, and the entire shebang will fall apart unless a steadily increasing pool of youngsters pay into it to keep my check coming?
Is there something flawed in my reasoning on this?
2007-12-23
15:00:34
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Jack P
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