New Social Security bill

[vantexan]

Conservatives rant about the founders' intentions, then defend a program that takes 12 percent of people's income.

Hypocrites.

Um, your fellow libertarian(?) clarified the numbers for you. 6.2% of your income, matched by your employer. Thank the Good Lord we finally have a lib who deals in facts!

 

[rod]

I paid over 7k in SS taxes am i not entitled to something back?
I'll probably get a few hundred more a month than somebody that paid a third of what I did

Thanks for kicking in for my SS. Rest assured I'm not wasting it. Now if you would pay more Union Dues maybe you could get Central States looking better for me. I thank you for your support.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Thanks for kicking in for my SS. Rest assured I'm not wasting it. Now if you would pay more Union Dues maybe you could get Central States looking better for me. I thank you for your support.

We need you old bastards to quit leeching...

 

[rod]

We need you old bastards to quit leeching...

Need in one hand and crap in the other---see what you get first.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Um, your fellow libertarian(?) clarified the numbers for you. 6.2% of your income, matched by your employer. Thank the Good Lord we finally have a lib who deals in facts!

That's 12.4 percent of my money.
Ttku dip .

Nice job dodging my point though.
You cuckservatives rant about the founders all the time. Yet you defend social security. Hilarious

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

That's 12.4 percent of my money.
Ttku dip .

 

[vantexan]

That's 12.4 percent of my money.
Ttku dip .

Nope 6.2% belongs to your employer. I'm assuming you aren't self employed?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

It is part of your and my total compensation. If you can't see the difference between the two, there is nothing left to be said.

Nope 6.2% belongs to your employer.

It is part of my compensation.
MY compensation.
Ttku.

 

[cosmo1]

I paid over 7k in SS taxes am i not entitled to something back?
I'll probably get a few hundred more a month than somebody that paid a third of what I did

I never said you weren't entitled. But, it's not welfare.

 

[LarryBird]

Um, your fellow libertarian(?) clarified the numbers for you. 6.2% of your income, matched by your employer. Thank the Good Lord we finally have a lib who deals in facts!

Would that be me?

Because if so, I'm not a libertarian. I'm a liberal.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I never said you weren't entitled. But, it's not welfare.

It is welfare. The more you put in the less of a percentage you get back.

That's welfare

 

[cosmo1]

It is welfare. The more you put in the less of a percentage you get back.

That's welfare

Ok.

 

[LarryBird]

It is part of my compensation.
MY compensation.
Ttku.

It was never yours. Your employer pays it out of their pocket. It's not in your check, and never was. It is a tax the employer pays, and is not considered part of your compensation. Your employer writes a check equal to what you paid and sends it in to the government.

And if you wanna be super specific, you actually pay 7.65% and they do as well. Only 6.2% of that is for social security. The other 1.45% goes to medicare.

My father owned a business growing up and I did his payroll for him as a teen/young 20s. I'm pretty well versed on this stuff.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Would that be me?

Because if so, I'm not a libertarian. I'm a liberal.

The two aren't mutually exclusive, though it is rare to find a liberal who is in favor of less government interference in our personal lives.

 

[newfie]

haha that's some creative fluff

 

[newfie]

Would that be me?

Because if so, I'm not a libertarian. I'm a liberal.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

haha that's some creative fluff

Good stuff

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

It was never yours. Your employer pays it out of their pocket. It's not in your check, and never was. It is a tax the employer pays, and is not considered part of your compensation. Your employer writes a check equal to what you paid and sends it in to the government.

And if you wanna be super specific, you actually pay 7.65% and they do as well. Only 6.2% of that is for social security. The other 1.45% goes to medicare.

My father owned a business growing up and I did his payroll for him as a teen/young 20s. I'm pretty well versed on this stuff.

Ffs all of your posts can be summed up in about one sentence, yet you rant endless nonsense every time.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

 

[Jkloc420]

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don't worry you got a 401k