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An even weirder thought: What if we had a national system that you pay into your entire life that will privide a living wage to retire on, even if you didn’t s
by tehramz 9y ago
An even weirder thought:
What if we had a national system that you pay into your entire life that will privide a living wage to retire on, even if you didn’t save additional money?
Either that or maybe we can start blending up the uber rich in this country to make a cheap food source (like soylent green) to feed to the weakest amoung us (like the elderly).
It seems like our greed-stricken society has no desire to help those even when they worked their whole life to benefit society.
- T2_t2 9y agoData sources? Evidence? Anything at all to back this up? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/america-new-zealand-and-canada-top-list-of-world-s-most-generous-nations-a6849221.html http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/america-new... That seems counter to you point. Got more than rhetoric here?
- jhbadger 9y agoCharities are the exact opposite of what a generous society is, though. There should be no need for charity (or elderly people working) in a wealthy country. Charities should be for helping third worlders.