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In reply to the discussion: U.S. business executives call for raising retirement age to 70 [View all]stuffmatters
(2,580 posts)List each of these Pigs names as widely and as often as possible. Give the list the following introduction:
Eliminating the soc sec cap of 106000 on earned income and applying soc sec and medicare insurance taxes to all income, including inheritance ,capital gains and corporate... these 3 measures which would responsibly and equitably fund forever Americas most valuable and essential social insurance programs. Allowing Medicare to negotiate for bulk drug prices (i.e. repealing Bush's disasterous giveaway to big Pharma in Medicare D) would substantially lower current and future medicare costs.
But rather than any solution that might be fair, equitable, responsible or cause millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share towards our national insurance for the disabled and aging, the following CEO pigs endorse a petition to raise the eligibility age for both soc security and medicare to age 70 plus stealing 10% of benefits via the smarmy chained COLA from nonegenarians and 65,000 from a 40 year old by the time soc sec kicks at today's eligibility age:
List each of 200 CEOs and their Corps for public boycott.
This should be a "fake" satirical article about the cannabalistic !% in The Onion. Tragically it's dead serious without any of these obscenely rich 200 CEO's sensing even a glimmer of their own limitless aptitude for self-parody much less an ounce of shame at their relentless selfishness.
Worse yet, Obama seems to listen reverentially to them ...The Third Way, Fix The Debt, The Heritage Foundation, The International Chamber of Commerce, ALEC...Whether they are named Pete Peterson, Koch or Jaimie Dimion,Blankfein, Caterpillar, Honeywell they are all the same, all for the rich getting richer and the rest of us and our children and grandchildren getting screwed.