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|    Jeff Binkley to Mark Lewis    |
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|    21 Oct 10 04:32:00    |
      ML>ml>nice story but it still does not answer the questions i posed...       ML>ml>everyone who is working has to pay into the system... if they do       ML>ml>not use the monies they paid in by participating in the system,       ML>ml>then why cannot others use those monies?? if you allow no one can       ML>ml>to them, then you are wasting your monies and showing a very       ML>ml>negative charitable side...       ML>        ML> JB> The government is not in the charity business.              ML>i never said it was but it does (and has for many years) given money       ML>to those who do/have not paid into the system...              ML> JB> If the extra money stays in the system then the government       ML> JB> decides who gets the excess. If the government returns the       ML> JB> money to the people,       ML>        ML>since when?               I think that is the very debate we are having. You are suggesting that        we might as well use it since the government will keep it and I am        suggesting the government give it back.                     ML> JB> then the people decide. The choice for me is easy. I trust the       ML> JB> people over the government to make wise decisions with their        ML> JB> money.               ML>once it is given to the government, it is the government's money to       ML>do with as it sees fit... once it is out of your hands, it is "out of       ML>your hands"... think about it ;)              It is always our money, never the government's.                      Jeff              CMPQwk 1.42-21 9999        Nancy Pelosi says birth control will help the economy .....              --- PCBoard (R) v15.3/M 10        * Origin: (1:226/600)    |
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