P.Fritz wrote:
Free hint to the clueless liebral.......Johnson melded the FICA tax into the
genereal fund......there is no "Social Security Trust Fund" That is a
liebral myth.


Really? I guess the Social Security Administration doesn't know what
it's talking about.

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/ProgData/funds.html

Go peddle your fascist whacko bull**** somewhere else.

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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P.Fritz wrote:
Free hint to the clueless liebral.......Johnson melded the FICA tax into
the genereal fund......there is no "Social Security Trust Fund" That is
a liebral myth.


Really? I guess the Social Security Administration doesn't know what it's
talking about.

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/ProgData/funds.html

Go peddle your fascist whacko bull**** somewhere else.

It is all just numbers in a spread sheet. There is no money sitting in a
vault somewhere, anywhere.

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/ProgData/funds.html


Bert Robbins wrote:
It is all just numbers in a spread sheet. There is no money sitting in a
vault somewhere, anywhere.


And your checking account is just numbers, too. Of course there is no
"money sitting in a vault." Welcome to the brave new world of finance...
post 1300 A.D.

It's for guys like you that the Social Security Administration put the
question "Why do some people describe the "special issue" securities
held by the trust funds as worthless IOUs?" right in their FAQ? Of
course, they're all just a buncha commie pinko liberal homo-lovers who
don't Support Our Troops. Why believe them.

Does it hurt when you keep banging your head against a solid wall of facts?

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/ProgData/funds.html


Bert Robbins wrote:
It is all just numbers in a spread sheet. There is no money sitting in a
vault somewhere, anywhere.


And your checking account is just numbers, too. Of course there is no
"money sitting in a vault." Welcome to the brave new world of finance...
post 1300 A.D.

It's for guys like you that the Social Security Administration put the
question "Why do some people describe the "special issue" securities held
by the trust funds as worthless IOUs?" right in their FAQ? Of course,
they're all just a buncha commie pinko liberal homo-lovers who don't
Support Our Troops. Why believe them.

Does it hurt when you keep banging your head against a solid wall of
facts?

DSK


If there was a trust fund, they would invest in other items than the Federal
deficit. Is just a bookkeeping entry.

Bill McKee wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
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http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/ProgData/funds.html


Bert Robbins wrote:

It is all just numbers in a spread sheet. There is no money sitting in a
vault somewhere, anywhere.


And your checking account is just numbers, too. Of course there is no
"money sitting in a vault." Welcome to the brave new world of finance...
post 1300 A.D.

It's for guys like you that the Social Security Administration put the
question "Why do some people describe the "special issue" securities held
by the trust funds as worthless IOUs?" right in their FAQ? Of course,
they're all just a buncha commie pinko liberal homo-lovers who don't
Support Our Troops. Why believe them.

Does it hurt when you keep banging your head against a solid wall of
facts?

DSK



If there was a trust fund, they would invest in other items than the Federal
deficit. Is just a bookkeeping entry.



Except for the fact that they are prohibited by law from doing so. I
for one wish they could (and would)

Bill McKee wrote:
If there was a trust fund, they would invest in other items than the Federal
deficit.

Really? In that case, why are there private mutual funds that invest
100% in US gov't debt instruments (Treasuries)? I guess they're not real
either?

Do you realize how lame your statement is, and you're hoping I'd bite?
Or are you really that friggin' dumb?

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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Bill McKee wrote:
If there was a trust fund, they would invest in other items than the
Federal deficit.

Really? In that case, why are there private mutual funds that invest 100%
in US gov't debt instruments (Treasuries)? I guess they're not real
either?

Do you realize how lame your statement is, and you're hoping I'd bite? Or
are you really that friggin' dumb?

DSK
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There are thousands of mutual funds. If they can get people to invest money
they will make a fund. Matters not if it is a great investment.