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In reply to the discussion: "Would people work if they didn't have to?" [View all]HughBeaumont
(24,461 posts)3. If we're looking at one group of people to start giving it to . . .
. . . begin with folks like these.
57-63 year olds aged and priced out of the 2017 job market, but not yet financially ready to retire/collect SS (sorry, SS will still have to be there; you cannot just eliminate something people have been paying into their whole lives).
Capitalists will never get the picture that the safety net needs to be EXPANDED, not depleted.
57-63 year olds aged and priced out of the 2017 job market, but not yet financially ready to retire/collect SS (sorry, SS will still have to be there; you cannot just eliminate something people have been paying into their whole lives).
Capitalists will never get the picture that the safety net needs to be EXPANDED, not depleted.
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Some right wingers do, but they are deserving. Like those guys who took over that Malheur
Dream Girl
May 2017
#14
Maybe kids and old people would get more attention then, too. And parents would get relief
lostnfound
May 2017
#40
It sounds like a nice idea, but affordable housing would be a major issue.
smirkymonkey
May 2017
#17