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In 1935, when Social Security was enacted, only 5.4 percent of the population was over 65.
In 1965, when Medicare was added, 9 percent of the population was over 65.
Today, 15 percent of the population is over 65.
A LARGER AND LARGER percentage of the population is being supported by a SMALLER AND SMALLER percentage.
This is a screamingly obvious unsupportable trend.
Common sense isn't so common, after all.
Common sense says that you have your own account and that's why you have a social security number.