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If Social Security and Medicare gets privatized, will the elderly go without health care during market crashes? - ¡əʞᴉ - 10-14-2012 01:01 AM - newgrange - 10-14-2012 01:09 AM or even beforehand. remember, the GOP let corporations raid their employee pension funds since 2000 or 2001. Next time the GOP seizes Congress, they'll likely not only privatize SS but allow a similar plundering, regardless of the market's ups or downs. - tiny Valkyrie - 10-14-2012 01:09 AM If Social Security and Medicare become privatized, the elderly will be going without health care period. It will be completely out of their reach financially. - Chupate esa! - 10-14-2012 01:09 AM No we would end up socializing the debt and calling it bailout or rescue. - Luckywish367 - 10-14-2012 01:09 AM No, because despite what the liberal scare tactic/socialist propaganda wants you to believe, a traditional system remain in place for those who do not wish to participate in the privatization. - Boatman1 - 10-14-2012 01:09 AM Well whatever solution they propose they better do it quickly-- In about 10 more years TWO workers will be supporting ONE retiree. This cannot be supported under the present "legal pyramid" system where current workers pay for those who have retired--- without-- raising the payroll tax, raising the retirement age, or reducing benefits(or some combination of those). If I were 21 years old I would be standing in front of the Capital building with a large sign that said-- "GIVE ME MY SS MONEY NOW!" This issue will become the next financial crisis. Our current crop of politicians lack the SPINE to do anything right now. |