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In reply to the discussion: Gen Z would rather cut Social Security benefits for current retirees than pay higher taxes to save the program [View all]The Madcap
(1,891 posts)4. I guess they want Granny and Gramps living with them.
They'd better think twice. Cleaning the chamberpot is an unpleasant task....
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Gen Z would rather cut Social Security benefits for current retirees than pay higher taxes to save the program [View all]
MichMan
Dec 2025
OP
reagan doubled fica taxes "in order to fund the retirement of the bab y boomers."
rampartd
Dec 2025
#79
In the absence of any other poll stating otherwise, I took it at face value and thought others might find it interesting
MichMan
Dec 2025
#16
So you wouldn't dismiss a poll from Fox that showed Trump at 99 percent approval?
BannonsLiver
Dec 2025
#23
The source of any poll is of existential relevance, MM. It's a valid point. ❤️
littlemissmartypants
Dec 2025
#36
Even the grumps among us sometimes long for human interaction. 😉❤️
littlemissmartypants
Dec 2025
#46
It also isn't my responsibility to look for other polls until I find one that you agree with.
MichMan
Dec 26
#95
I doubt."Make millionaires pay a small percentage more" was a choice. Probably only, YOU pay more or They get less.
dem4decades
Dec 2025
#51
Cato is right-wing, and how you ask questions can definitely influence answers, leading to the result you want.
Lonestarblue
Dec 2025
#52
And created the life that they are now waving in our faces and trying to say that we are the issue.
OldBaldy1701E
Dec 2025
#48
Welp..when I first started working, I know I used to gripe about SS, Medicare taxes I'd see on my pay stub
Deuxcents
Dec 2025
#14
So this Libertarian BS is now coming out yet again...........guess who founded this fucking "think tank".......
turbinetree
Dec 2025
#15
one suspects the younger crowd, fresh from sponging off parents, typically opposes helping seniors financially
msongs
Dec 2025
#17
Intergenerational conflict was built in. Die Broke, that will teach them. /nt
bucolic_frolic
Dec 2025
#28
When young adults do not know important facts about their lives, more people than
RockRaven
Dec 2025
#29
Why wouldnt they vote in their best interest? Boomers have done it for decades as well
Slider19
Dec 2025
#41
" There just isn't, and trying to say otherwise is, at best, wildly disingenuous."
OldBaldy1701E
Dec 2025
#69
I've found that tax increases tend to be much more popular with people as long as it is someone else paying them.
MichMan
Dec 2025
#61
I wouldn't have a problem if I could just get back all the money I paid into the system in SS taxes.
Intractable
Dec 2025
#78