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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
If so, then there's no need to reform SS at all. The projection that the system will go "bankrupt" in 2052 or so is based on part on a slowing of economic growth for demographic reasons. If the economy just goes rip-roaring along at historical rates, there's no SS crisis. Tellingly, the people who propose privatization are using projections about SS's doom that do not jibe with the projections about how wonderful private accounts will be.
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We have been over this before, but you know that I have never argued that SS should be privatized because of an impending crisis. If all we want to do is "fix" the current system, there are easier ways to do it.
But it is nice how you reliable bring back this straw man.
