Social Security Reform Google Group

Why We Worry

sanity...@aol.com (Sandy) — Wed, 14 Sep 2005 02:21:12 UT

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Re: Save Social Security

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 22:52:21 UT

Of course, we have to ask if the employer contribution will be made to
PRAs? That would be an incentive for business to want to change the
plan.

Save Social Security

granddukegeo...@aol.com (granddukegeorge@aol.com) — Sun, 24 Jul 2005 00:52:12 UT

Social Security will not be saved by the Bush people.

Re: Senior Citizens can't afford to live

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Sun, 19 Jun 2005 15:01:26 UT

If people can't live on Social Security, why not improve it?
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Senior Citizens can't afford to live

granddukegeo...@aol.com (granddukegeorge@aol.com) — Fri, 17 Jun 2005 00:35:45 UT

We have Senior Citizens,who can't afford to pay rent,or taxes on there
home.They can't afford to eat decent meals,and they have a hard time
getting around.Leave Social Security alone. Sincerely,George C.
Nelson,for Governor of Michigan in 2006, Candidate of the New
Federalist Party.

End the Slavery of Social Security!

sweet_am...@yahoo.com (Radical4Capitalism) — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 01:42:15 UT

Social Security is a system where one man is forced to work for someone
elses benifit without being compensated for their time or labor. This
is the very defination of slavery.

Social Security is a rip off. Singles, People who live together and
Gays get nothing from Social Security if they die before they can

Re: Against Social Security Reform

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Tue, 17 May 2005 21:34:04 UT

What other issues does your organization stand for? I believe you had a
candidate for President?

Against Social Security Reform

granddukegeo...@aol.com (granddukegeorge@aol.com) — Mon, 16 May 2005 14:42:00 UT

The National Veterans Freedom Party,is against any kind of Social
Security reform.We think the Government,should quit using Social
Security Trust Fund to pay the debts.

Principles to Reform Social Security

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Sun, 17 Apr 2005 13:42:02 UT

Set the interest rate for Social Security bonds and payments at 3.3%
above the current inflation rate, adjusted quarterly. This reform will
guarantee a 60% or higher payment to every retirement recipient at age
65 and it will maintain the solvency of the trust fund and payments to
personal accounts..

Privatization - why the push?

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 22:24:38 UT

It would be easy to blame the push to privatize Social Security on
greedy Wall Street bankers who would gain from a .3% to .7% handling
fee on trillions of pension dollars. However, there is a real
deep-seated mistrust of the system by conservatives, who cannot grasp
why those who contribute much more in dollars to the system, don't

Re: Welcome to Social Security Reform

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 22:17:23 UT

their
anything.
not
The problem is that if they live paycheck to paycheck, one of the
reasons they have less to spend is the 6.2% they and their employer pay
into Social Security. Common sense says that should be a sufficient
investment over a lifetime to garner a fair retirement fund. It isn't
an entitlement from the government, and it isn't an insurance policy.

Re: Welcome to Social Security Reform

lindadonald...@comcast.net (msprint) — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 22:06:18 UT

I work in an office with a lot of younger folks who live paycheck to
paycheck. My retirement isn't in jeopardy, but speaking with them, I
can tell you they don't have much faith the system providing for their
youngsters. They are hard pressed to get by, much less invest anything.
Telling them they might be gambling with their retirement money and not

Welcome to Social Security Reform

edi...@socialsecurityplan.org (Ye Olde Editor) — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 21:27:59 UT

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