Re: How Does the New Health Care Reform Bill Affect Your Business ???

["Robert L Bass" <Sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"alarman" wrote:
>
>>>  Like with Medicare, SS needs better funding.
>
> What a fool you are if you believe that.

You think so but that's of no consequence.

> Better funding than 15% of an employee's gross pay?  If I had been able to
> invest that myself over my lifetime of work, you can be sure that money would
> still be there.

If you had properly invested what you had, even without being given a pass on
Social Security, you'd be well off enough that it wouldn't be an issue.  The
fact that you're still working tells us you don't know enough about the market
to take care of your own needs.  Furthermore, left to their own devices most
people would not set 15% aside every year for the future.  Social Security is a
reasonable means of helping people save who otherwise would not do so, thereby
winding up on the public dole when they retired.

The Repugnant party fought against Social Security and Medicare when they were
first being considered.  Under Bush II they tried unsuccessfully to gut Social
Security, cut Medicare, etc.  Now that the American public has seen how horrible
these thugs are, they've replaced them with Democrats who will try to fix the
mess the Repugnants made.

To put it in words that Stevens can understand, "They's a she'f in town"  :^)

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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