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Old 10-31-2014, 09:28 AM   #54 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Hersbird View Post
Frank Lee said, "The impoverished- mainly seniors, right?- often spend so much on health care and meds it squeezes necessities out."

Actually seniors are the wealthiest age group in the US with 47 TIMES (not 47%) the average net worth of those households headed by somebody under 35.Old Americans are 47 times richer than young - Nov. 7, 2011
And then they, who can most afford and who most use the healthcare system push politicians to create a program to make those households with 1/47th the wealth who are using the system much less, subsidize their cost.
Doesn't this just make sense? Obviously the net worth of someone working for 40+ years should be a lot higher than someone who has been working half of that. It doesn't mean their income is the same though. People budget based off their income, not net worth.
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