Originally Posted by Riot (Post 752644)

Well, Nascar, a working class retiree is NOT most usually a veteran. MOST USUALLY they are on Medicare.

That's why I politely asked you what you meant.

You're an idiot. I give up. Talk to yourself.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752684) I don't how you were raised but my wife and I were raised in the NORTH and trust me I'm not a bigot Riot that is what you are.

Originally Posted by Princess Doreen (Post 752687)

And you really think that just raising the cap to $200K will solve the problem?

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752723)

Your a witch. Go talk to the animals at your business. More your level anyways. At least they wont tell you your worthless and a idiot.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752723)

Your a witch. Go talk to the animals at your business. More your level anyways. At least they wont tell you your worthless and a idiot.

Originally Posted by Princess Doreen (Post 752687)

And you really think that just raising the cap to $200K will solve the problem?

Look at how the full retirement age has risen 2 years and % amounts of SS paid out prior to 67 have diminished -

http://www.ssa.gov/retire2/retirechart.htm

You really think that in 30 or 40 years, the full SS benefit retirement age will not have risen to 70, 72, maybe even 75 years of age? It's the only way SS will survive - gotta make sure some of those old timers die off before they can collect.

One of the most unfair benefits in the SS program is allowing a spouse who never worked a day in her life to collect 50% of her husband's social security when both he and she reach maximum retirement age. I have a friend whose husband was a bank executive making a huge salary. She is collecting half of his SS and it amounts to more than what I collect - my having worked 40 years putting into the system. That's one of the entitlements in the SS program that can be done away with or drastically reduced.

Originally Posted by Antitrust32 (Post 752848)

I personally think that if someone has a huge amount of wealth when they retire, they should opt out of recieving SS. It is unneeded if you have millions in the bank.

Originally Posted by Princess Doreen (Post 752850)

If I was in that category, I'd still collect my SS benefit and donate it to a worthy person/cause of my choice. That would give me much more satisfaction that letting the government keep it.

Originally Posted by Antitrust32 (Post 752855)

that is a better idea! but how many wealthy people would actually do that?

Originally Posted by jms62 (Post 752831)

:zz: You are insulting her for being a dr yet you have a degree as an accountant but work as a lowly security guard. You are Non Compos Mentis.

Originally Posted by Riot (Post 752762)

Your writings here prove differently, and I'm not the only one who has said it to you. So you may reconsider what you write, because you sure are giving the wrong impression.



Yes, I was a paramedic for 10 years before I went to vet school. One of the first women paramedics in the Northwest Community Hospital EMS system in Illinois. I had to put up with alot of ******* bigots that were against women "doing a man's job".

And by the way, rocket scientist, your attempted insult shows your ignorance: it's harder to get into veterinary school than medical school. Same four year college degree needed to apply, same GRE exam, same MCAT (now changed) and same national testing prereqs. More students competing for each seat than med school.

And, if you behaved in my office or to my staff as you do here, I doubt I would allow you to remain my client.

Originally Posted by Riot (Post 752762)

Your writings here prove differently, and I'm not the only one who has said it to you. So you may reconsider what you write, because you sure are giving the wrong impression.



Yes, I was a paramedic for 10 years before I went to vet school. One of the first women paramedics in the Northwest Community Hospital EMS system in Illinois. I had to put up with alot of ******* bigots that were against women "doing a man's job".

And by the way, rocket scientist, your attempted insult shows your ignorance: it's harder to get into veterinary school than medical school. Same four year college degree needed to apply, same GRE exam, same MCAT (now changed) and same national testing prereqs. More students competing for each seat than med school.

And, if you behaved in my office or to my staff as you do here, I doubt I would allow you to remain my client.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752881)

Calling you a witch is being nice. I didnt call you what I really wanted to. Very funny im not the only one here who feels that you are a idiot.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752881)

Calling you a witch is being nice. I didnt call you what I really wanted to. Very funny im not the only one here who feels that you are a idiot.

Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 752887)

It's AN idiot. AN, AN, AN. and by the way, your, two.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752879)

Go back to cleaning your toilets. Has the thought come to your that maybe im making good money being a security guard? I dont get the Obama handouts.

Originally Posted by jms62 (Post 752890)

Depends on your definition of Good. To some the below is Breeders Cup Handle.

http://www.payscale.com/research/US/...rd/Hourly_Rate

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752889)

I never made the claim that I have perfect grammar. Im sure you have perfect grammar.

Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 752892)

Did your dumb worthless @ss forget that I also collect a pension. I dont have to work as hard as you have to.