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**ClorrerVeks** · 01-17-2007, 05:55 PM

Oh dear me. And when you retire, what if you didn't have social security to fall back on?

That would mean the privaledged can only afford it. That is a really odd idea.

Of course I won't have social security to fall back on, I still have 30+ years until retirement, it will have long since failed by then.

Thats why there are things such as Pensions, 401K, IRA, savings, investments... I don't see why someone should be legally required to participate in a retirement program.

As for education I believe in the voucher system, which creates compitition between schools, but provides each student with an equal monetary value to the schools.

01-17-2007, 05:55 PM	#9
ClorrerVeks Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	Oh dear me. And when you retire, what if you didn't have social security to fall back on? That would mean the privaledged can only afford it. That is a really odd idea. Of course I won't have social security to fall back on, I still have 30+ years until retirement, it will have long since failed by then. Thats why there are things such as Pensions, 401K, IRA, savings, investments... I don't see why someone should be legally required to participate in a retirement program. As for education I believe in the voucher system, which creates compitition between schools, but provides each student with an equal monetary value to the schools.
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