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To: TimF who wrote (125468)	10/6/2000 2:00:51 AM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (1) of 1570734

Tim, Re: SS Joe, since it is involuntary I don't consider the distinction important. It's true that it is involuntary, but it is different from a tax. You pay money into it, and there is a formula out there that tells you how much you will get out of it for the $$s that you put in. Suppose FDR was not irresponsible in giving benefits to people who never contributed, and suppose he created an honest pension system - where the money that you are contributing in would really be there and would be yours. Would you still consider it a tax? Joe

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