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This Juan, that Juan, the other Juan, the little Juan, the big Juan.
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Are Trump and the Republicans going to put an end to Social Security for Americans?
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The Juan who stole Jorge's lunch money at the dice game. Sneaky Juan.
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The Juan who went into medicine and became OB Juan.
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No, that's Dr. Juan, he's good people. The Juan with the shifty eyes and dirty Sanchez mustache. Juan Collio I think is his street name.
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The markets are at the highest level in recorded history, inflation is down, Ukraine is still receiving weapons for their illegal invasion of Russia, criminals and being deported and the world has it's first Trillionare.
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Sadly, this is true. But even if Trump is not acting like the devil, Americans have a reason to fear with the trillion dollar national debt and everyone already being a private property and slaves of someone else and no longer handling real money.
But even if Americans have a real reason to fear and no longer in control, a good leader won't make it worse. A good leader won't be acting malevolently with disregard for the well being of everyone else.
As horrific the situation already is. there's always space for negotiation and compromise so that everyone goes home if not happy, less horrified.
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I think Americans should have a right to take some of their social security payout and put it into an investment portfolio. It could even be capped at a certain risk level, so that they could just toss it into some real risky investments.
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Americans already can invest as much of their SS payouts as they choose. What you want is for them to self-invest their pay in money. What happens when they need that money for emergencies or schooling or housing? We already know what happens.
Could or couldn't? Qualified retirement accounts already have this stipulation, if I'm not mistaken.
Some people would invest well and wisely; others would not. We already know this as anyone can already invest their loose change. The point of SS is to not end up with a population of impoverished seniors alongside their luckier, more investment savvy brethren.
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