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Old 11-28-2007, 01:27 PM
mosdef mosdef is offline
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Default Re: Understanding the Social Security scam

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The surplus is those contributions made in the past, that were not distributed as ssi benefits, and "loaned" to the general fund, plus the interest those surpluses have earned.

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This doesn't make sense. "Surplus" is assets greater than those needed to meet obligations. If I owe you $1,000 tomorrow, and I set aside $10 in my bank account today, I don't have $10 of "surplus", I have a $9,990 deficit.
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