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Never seen so much misinformation spoken so eloquently. His points are all wrong but he just doesn't see it. His point about social security is more fair, if you were to set it up now you'd want to do it differently. But it'd be quite controversial to get rid of it now after people have been contributing for decades. In any case, it's already a progressive system where your benefits do not scale with your contributions (i.e. the rich contribute relatively much for what they receive). The system could be adjusted for sure, I don't think getting rid of it makes sense.

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Meh, owning a home creates liquidity issues in the labor market. Ideally, we want the labor force to be as mobile as possible to migrate to where they are most productive. Being tied to real estate in a locale doesn't enable the liquidity we need in a modern labor force. Also, even though I own several rentals myself, overall, homes are an inefficient allocation of capital. New gen should be looking to deploy their money more efficiently.

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This may be interesting but it does not belong in the Wall Street Bets sub. Speaking as someone who agrees with some of the info in the video.

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Thanks Ken Griffen! you lovely peach - (Citadel) .. don't be shy why i reach out to take your hand ... in Hell 🥰👊🏻😮❤

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99,4% down? OP: just calculate how much % you must gain for you to be back at original amount.

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You wrote and signed a contract that is paid for by people who were not even born in time to agree upon it. You have placed a burden on them which they are not able to carry. You did not create a society that is capable of providing for you in your old age. Trying to take care of all of you is strangling the youth of this country and they will not be able to take care of you for much longer. I am sorry.

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Nope, wrong. 😑 This isn’t the first generation that is worse off than their parents. It’s the SECOND. The first was Gen X in the year 1980, after a decade of oil shocks, high inflation and high interest rates in the 1970s. Inflation improved, earnings improved, they got ahead, and it be the same for this generation.

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Wait do you really think that's still possible? Please do the math...you're going to be in awe

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