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Originally posted by jtap66
What will it take for people to admit he's a fraud?
He continued that he paid more into the system than he is getting. This Texas representative believes that government programs such as energy, education and the Federal Reserve must end, but would not eliminate Social Security or Medicare despite his belief of their unconstitutionality. Instead, he says, he would allow 25-year-olds to opt out of the system in favor of saving their money for retirement.
Disagreeing with the system and collecting his checks isn't necessarily disingenuous. Paul did pay into the system and in turn he is entitled to collect from it. Like all Americans, Paul must live within the system even if he disagrees with it. And just because a person disagrees with the system, why must Paul put himself at a disadvantage by disavowing the system?
Paul's 2013 budget proposal would guarantee to uphold Social Security commitments to older workers while allowing Americans under 25 to opt out of participating in the program.
Originally posted by jtap66
reply to post by satron
Nothing makes you look dumber than assuming that just because someone sees through Ron Paul's bunk, they must support Obama or Romney.
I support neither of them.