406dn's latest activity
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But he isn't wrong. I assure you there are no longer any libertarians who cross that bridge on a daily basis. Once it gets rebuilt... -
I'm sure you are.
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Tragic, horrible deal. I have traveled that bridge many times bitching about the traffic etc. Can’t imagine how disruptive it will be...
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Sounds like a distress call from the ship was sent out and allowed the bridge to be blocked off, which probably saved a lot of lives...
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I also find it interesting how chasing that return that @MTGomer is after has effected our country. SS is treasury based, the rest of...
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Speaking of Japan - would everyone still agree that they’d be better positioned to invest SS monies in the market as they see fit if the...
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You mean cashing in on the fraction of money he paid in over his lifetime? You’re really implying that a libertarian is an hypocrite...
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Wrong. You would be surprised and shocked if you found out what private health insurance would cost at age 65, 70, 75, 80, 85. Your jaw...
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At some point, willful ignorance is the only explanation for the lack of understanding of how the government works or where your money goes.
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If we as a society can’t see the value in helping to care for the elderly and infirm then we are morally bankrupt no matter how...
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The math of the program doesn’t work that way. The higher income people who don’t need SS will drop out. The middle class and lower...
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406dn replied to the thread Fixing social security.People are incredibly naive if they think that absent a SS program, their employer is going to hand their SS match to them in wages. A...
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406dn replied to the thread Fixing social security.We aren't. One of the reasons we have so much debt, is that we want more government services than we want to pay for. Our politicians...
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Your argument is that for every one dollar you save on taxes, you will donate that dollar. And you assume most everyone will do the...
