Comments on: Taxes and The Social Security Scam

By: Izetta Bultman

Izetta Bultman — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:48:02 +0000

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By: Larry

Larry — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:17:55 +0000

SS is not a retirement investment plan. It is income insurance for seniors who have now paid into the system for over 70 years. If you object to SS, you are simply misinformed or grotesquely selfish. I hope your parents don’t need any help in their “golden years” or you’ll be whining about it for sure. Want to watch seniors starve or go homeless? It needs improvement and I know there are selfish seniors who don’t need the money but take much much more than they contribute, but for the most part it helps so many needy seniors. You’re just a creepy Bushbacking clown. Be sure to go church and give them 10% of your income to some goofy preacher who tells you you’re going to heaven.

By: david

david — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 15:36:26 +0000

We are living out the promise of Big Government. These slimes will do anything to stay in power. Including using our hard earned tax dollars to buy votes.
I find it very odd the faith people put into government to solve all the problems one may encounter during life. After all, government consists of the same species that ruined Enron. They are just as greedy and they answer to no one. The only things government can do is regulate, redistribute, confiscate and command. None of these things has anything to do with freedom or liberty.

By: Ross

Ross — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 14:25:12 +0000

I am a victim of this scheme as well and sympathize with the author. I am eighteen and am not looking forward to having my most prosperous years of earnings crushed under a social security and medicare/medicaid tax burden. We need to demand reform. We need to form a coherent political bloc of working people that can counter the entitlement grubbing, budget breaking AARP. I sympathize with Rena, but nonetheless, it is unjust to choke our generation with such an enormous financial burden. As the author mentioned, social security was initially designed so that people would not reach the age to collect benefits. That shouldn’t have changed. We need to force congress to alter the existing legislation so that social security moves in conjunction with our nation’s life expectancy. Since our life expectancy is 78, people should start collecting SS at 83.

By: Rena

Rena — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 04:16:32 +0000

Hello there =) Just starting reading through your blogs.. quite an interesting person. I like how you think, and just wanted to know more about your thoughts on social security.. I myself recieve a cheque every month for a chronic disability that hit me Jan of 2007..Trying to get it was an amazing challenge. I volunteered at age 13 and 14, I have paid into SS since I started working at age 15.. started full time at age 16 didn’t stop full time work until I was forced to quit at age 21. On one hand, I want to work so badly- I loved having a job, and miss it terribly (I was a Vet Tech) and I hate the idea of ‘living off the government’ I never feel proud, and I’m quite bored every day. But, on the other hand- I am disabled, and cannot work..pushing myself to do so only makes me relapse..so I can’t. The cheque I receive every month is no where near enough to live on.. I am forced to live with my family, because I can’t find an apartment that I could afford, along with bills. I don’t know where I am going with this.. I guess, I was just reading your blog on SS and saw you said government funding in that particular area is deminishing, and wanted to know more about SS and the government- or if you had any other blogs on it, I’d love to read them. Please e-mail me anytime…. -Rena