I saw a post from a Florida paper, sorry but florida is kind of like illinois 00a bad State to be recommending anything.
But a letter to the editor from an 80 year old guy about solving problems was creative and has possibilities. What is not funny is what is more likely going to happen. Jobs are going to be lost and we need to have companies share the gains from automation and quite frankly, for the massive amount of learning that is required. Profit-sharing should be heavily favored via tax incentives; if that fails, mandate it but that is a last resort. We have learned that their are a large number of people like favor authoritism when they want change.
The mythical social security crises
This is where people take the advice of Goebels and repeat the lie until it is accepted. People need to stop believing anything they hear on the TV or radio. It is all lies. I;m here to tell you that there is no reason to cut social security except being stricter on disability qualifications. What else did they do wrong? Oh, they allowed employers to take surpluses out or take contribution holidays so they didn’t have any cushion to help in down times. Didn’t that lesson get written down in the bible? You save during times of surplus for the hard times. So when things did turn bad, companies and governments complained and said the couldn’t afford the pension. Duh, who is your actuary? Since the plan still has a large surplus, Republicans don’t mention these facts, they just lie about everything to justify their criminal behavior.