abelenkpe
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:11 PM
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2036 Medicare eligibility raised to age 67? |
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So basically people need to continue working until age 67 in order to have health insurance? In a world where older workers are losing work because companies don't want to be burdened with their healthcare costs? Is that true?
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LonePirate
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:17 PM
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1. Of course I would happen to turn 65 in 2036. I will be working until I die. |
abelenkpe
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:20 PM
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Really wishing we had universal healthcare right about now.
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phasma ex machina
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:28 PM
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3. The most magnificent banksters may allow me to retire in squalor 2 years before my demise. nt |
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:34 PM
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6. me too......if i have a job... |
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:28 PM
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....most of the boomers will be dead and there won't be a Medicare problem....I think they're bullshitting us....
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:31 PM
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5. In a world where the PPACA is implemented |
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The consequences would be much less severe than you suggest.
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:41 PM
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7. Repubs WANT you to die before collecting any money taken |
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from your pay check because rich fucks need tax cuts.
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Wed Jul-13-11 09:47 PM
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9. It has not happened yet, but that was the suggestion as I understand |
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