On Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:50:44 -0700, "RickyBobby" <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) west>
wrote:

Yeah, I guess. I opened one of those once, saw the numbers, shook my
head and trashed it. Haven't bothered to open once since. Why? Simple,
I am 41, there will be no Social Security when I am (whatever age the
jack it up to prior to going broke and ceasing the "temporary" program
that was part of the New Deal social program by FDR). Also, I am
accustomed to way more money than that a month, knew it (SS) would
never be there for me by the time I got to be that age and planned so
well, that I AM ONLY 41 and AM already retired. A busy day for me is
fishing from sun up until noon and then making it to the course for a
2PM tee time. And you can multiply roughly the average of those above
SS numbers by 10 if you want a look at my monthly gross, just for
waking up and scratching myself...that is so long as certain offshore
banks stay liquid...and yes I pay taxes on it. Turn me in if you'd
like to embarrass yourself....I did everything I could to stay under
O's magic "$250,000" a year he promised not to raise taxes on...which
the last I heard was really down to about $90,000, which really, will
all be moot if we take on a government run health insurance, health
care system...that'll bankrupt the country into the next century and
cause mortality rates to increase all in one fell swoop. There are
better ways to fix the problem for the 50 million, no, the 47 million,
no, the 37 million, no, the 29 million uninsured people here without
penalizing the other 271 million people in this country. Karl Marx
would disagree, of course, but Marx's days are long gone, right?

SimRacer wrote:
If all of the above is not BS, I think that you, and others like you,
should be in a 70% tax bracket as I cannot see where you contribute
anything else to this planet.