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I'm talking about pension related debt, not the entire national debt > Kind of like how at the start of COVID in the US there were arguments like "We can't clo
by lm28469 4y ago
I'm talking about pension related debt, not the entire national debt
> Kind of like how at the start of COVID in the US there were arguments like "We can't close down schools because poor kids won't be able to get their free school lunches."
You should ask yourself why kids can't get their basic needs such as nutrition covered then...
- HideousKojima 4y agoThe pension deficit is 30 billion a year, so seizure of all French billionaires' wealth would still only cover the shortfall for 15 to 20 years.
- orwin 4y ago30 billion a year? Second time I read this, where does it come from? I thought the system was beneficiary in 2021 and 2022? +900M in 2021 and +3B in 2022? I'd love to find where your information come from, mine is from the Cors (public entity) and from Agirco (private entity). Do you have this information from Facebook? Edit: full disclosure, I just walked 3 hours, danced in front of the police while holding a sign, so I might have my sources wrong, but I tried to only get them from ddg front page. Didn't see the 30B figure anywhere, I know it's a lie, and I just want to embarrass parent poster for it.
- lm28469 4y agoNo deficit for now: https://www.dna.fr/social/2022/09/13/le-regime-de-retraite-beneficiaire-ce-que-dit-vraiment-le-rapport-du-cor https://www.dna.fr/social/2022/09/13/le-regime-de-retraite-b... Slight deficit expected in short term Equilibrium at medium term