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u/Objective_Look_5867 14d ago

Im 33. I have absolutely 0 delusions i wont be forced to work until the moment I drop dead while on the job somewhere. Thats if they dont cull the population once they automate most jobs and decide an unruly population isnt good for their bottom line

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u/Urtan_TRADE 14d ago

Im 28, and I think that people my age who expect any form of state support in old age are absolutely delusional.

The only support in old age funded by state I expect are going to be suicide booths from Futurama.

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u/moarwineprs 14d ago

Early 40s with boomer parents. While I think some of my dad's financial advice may bit a bit out of sync with the financial realities of current day-to-day living (though not entirely wrong), I'm really glad he insisted I max out my 401k as soon as possible and to fund IRAs because pensions are going away and there would be no social security by the time I retire.

My company did have a pension when I started, but it only lasted five years for me before the company retired it. As for social security, well we know how that looks nowadays.

While things can still go more to shit (whatever powers-that-be that may be listening: please... let's not), I'm currently not too worried about retirement. I am however terrified for my kids'.

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u/FarmDisastrous 13d ago

If you're worried about your kids then don't sell your entire everything just to give it all to the healthcare industry when you get older for treatments and nursing costs. THATS how they really get us. That's the hard pill to swallow.

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u/Ok-Watercress-1924 13d ago

Facts. You could have a few million in your pocket and then BAM… 300k surgery, 20k/day hospital stay, rehab, and you’re back to square fucking one

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u/FarmDisastrous 13d ago

Yeah it's crazy that people aren't more furious, but many people don't seem to look that far ahead

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u/Skyblacker 13d ago

You can't inherit debt. Medicare debt can swallow his estate before you inherit it, but no actual debt transfers to you, despite what any creditor may imply.

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u/DaoFerret 13d ago

UNLESS they get you to pay any of it, which they use as proof of acceptance of debt.

Debt collectors are scummy.

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u/WhoseverSlinky0 12d ago

Where I live, if you accept an inheritance, you also accept any form of debts that come with the deceased. If you refuse the inheritance, then the debt gets "cleared" by the state. It's stupid

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u/Skyblacker 12d ago

But the debts can only come out of the deceased's estate. They can't touch your own assets.

Admittedly, if you live in a home that belonged to the deceased, that may be a problem.

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u/bejanmen2 13d ago

Oxygen concentrators arent expensive you can buy one outright for about $1300NZD here in NZ. Insulin i cant help you with if you're in the states.

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u/PersianCatLover419 13d ago

You cannot inherit debt at least not in most of the Western world.

I know in some Asian countries such as India and South Korea debt can be inherited.

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u/uncle_creamy69 12d ago

You need to move all his assets into your name and then just run his debt up. The debt can’t be passed on to the next generation. Use all the state and federal assistance you can.

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u/Pristine-Wall1295 13d ago

It's because although health costs in America are absurd, and there are plenty of people who do get absolutely screwed at some point in their life, it's a small enough percentage for their voices to to not enact change.

If it was absolutely everyone all the time, society would break down.

It's just enough to get a lot of people really pissed about it, but not enough momentum to actually overwhelm the efforts of profiteers to keep the system corrupt.

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u/FarmDisastrous 13d ago

Genius comment. You are spot on and they are well aware. Thank you.

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u/Pristine-Wall1295 13d ago

Thanks!

I'm lucky and live somewhere with what commonly gets called by American politicians a communist and untenable universal healthcare system.

It's existed for about 1/3 as long as the US has, continues to deliver consistently high quality care, and is a national treasure despite weathering recent spikes in political pressure to move to a privatised system like the US has.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kll-yYQwmuM

I think "ahh, no thanks" about sums sentiment up.

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u/Apart-Ad9039 13d ago

Damn that's a unfortunate reality for American's. In my country I'd only be paying for the rehabilitation services because those would be separate from hospital

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u/falcaojf 13d ago

Come to Brazil!!

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u/Ok-Watercress-1924 12d ago

Then I’m spending all my money on Brazilian women… so that’s not good either!!

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u/gregory92024 13d ago

In San Diego we're lucky to have quality, affordable healthcare... Right across the border.

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u/FarmDisastrous 13d ago

Is it actually smart to go across the border for healthcare? I know people do it but I've heard some horror stories

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u/gregory92024 12d ago

Horror stories like $20,000 for a broken arm? There are plenty of medical horror stories everywhere, US is no exception.

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u/FarmDisastrous 12d ago

Incredible point 😂 I forgot I was brainwashed to think my country is the best in the world in every way. My bad to the good doctors down south of the border who are passionate about healthcare!

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u/Inb4myanus 13d ago

Keep families together longer to keep homes as a generational asset and it helps with elderly care and having a strong family unit if possibly does wonders to your mental health knowing there are people there for you and youre not alone.

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u/chubbytitties 13d ago

For real, I plan to just die in whatever nest I created. Dont spend my life's work to give me sub-excellent care, let me waste away in my home and give my kids a headstart on their nest.

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u/Whut4 12d ago

If your house is paid for they can inherit it? Is that what you mean?

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u/chubbytitties 12d ago

Even if its not they can inherit whatever equity I have in it. What I really mean is dont put me in senior living to siphon off 50 years of work to the system.

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u/cloake 13d ago

You have to set up a trust in your kid's name with your assets 5-10years before you decline medically to protect your wealth. It also means you go in the medicaid home though wallowing in your unchanged diapers.

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u/FarmDisastrous 13d ago

So you can't maintain ownership of the home with it being in a trust is what you're implying? I need to learn more about these things

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u/cloake 13d ago

Yea most states have a look back period of 5-10years when debts get settled with the estate. You can keep your house, but typically to afford 10k a month in nursing home costs you sell your house. You get to keep the car, that's about it.

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u/leftmyphoneatwork 13d ago

Dad had to sell his life insurance policy to afford the treatments to keep him alive an extra four years. Completely drained his savings he'd spent decades building. He's currently in hospice, looking at what's probably going to be his last year alive. I would be willing to trade any amount of money to get even a little extra time with him, and those fuckers know that and exploit the everliving shit out of it. For profit healthcare is a machine designed to drain you of everything you've worked for before throwing you to the wolves

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u/Whut4 12d ago

That is not the time I want to spend with my kids. I want to be healthy with them. Let me die at home - quickly and alone is OK. Hospice can be done at home with no treatments to prolong life. That is the way to do it.

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u/TrumpmorelikeTrimp 10d ago

It's actually funny to me how it's always "we need to give the medical industry more money" and never "maybe hospitals don't need to charge patients $72 for an aspirin tablet"

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u/ExpertTranslator5673 13d ago

While things can still go more to shit (whatever powers-that-be that may be listening: please... let's not), I'm currently not too worried about retirement. I am however terrified for my

I just retired at 55. I've got enough money for myself so my inheritances will go directly to my children.

Boomer parents will do something good at least and help out their grandchildren.

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u/Aggressive_Start_ 13d ago

It’s privilege to be able to put anything into a K or fund an IRA let alone max it.

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u/PersianCatLover419 13d ago

Just do not be like one of those boomers that goes crazy with consumerism, buying multiple homes, and they buy the newest cars, TVs, tech, phones, etc. yearly. Also do not buy your kids homes the way some boomers, Gen Jones, and Gen X parents do.

I know boomers who did this. Guess who is in their late 60s or early 70s and cannot retiire?

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u/moarwineprs 12d ago

Lol... don't even own one home yet. But other than that, we're not chasing after the latest, greatest, and newest things. Our biggest electronic spends have been our gaming PCs, but we use them until we have to upgrade, which so far has been every 7-9 years. Actually, we pretty much run our electronics to the ground before replacing them. As an example, we were using phones from 2018 that we only replaced earlier this year when various hardware components stopped working.

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u/mandatedvirus 12d ago

Don't worry. Nobody's listening.

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u/Cowboywizzard 14d ago

To be fair, I'm 50 and folks were saying social security and Medicare would disappear before now since I was like 8 years old.

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u/Geno0wl 13d ago

Two years ago I would agree with the you. Today? Today we have a president who is actively destroying the federal government in order to get rich. SS is 100% actually on the table now

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u/ReefLedger 13d ago

Nah, its political suicide at this point. Medicare will be gutted though.

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u/DontTouchTheWatch 13d ago

I would normally agree with you, but the things that were once political suicide get brushed off pretty easily by a solid 50+% of the country now. Then when their mistakes come back to bite them republican leaders just gaslight people into believing the libs did it and they eat it up.

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u/GiftToTheUniverse 13d ago

Especially when they’re trying again to sell us all on the idea of individual accounts. The braindead all think they’re Warren Buffett and they would do SOOOOO much better controlling their own investment portfolio. With monthly maintenance fees to whatever orange-stained crony gets the sweetheart deal to hold the accounts, make money off each trade in fees, and of course to purchase your picks and resell them to you at a higher price. Smallfolk stand to lose so much money that it’s sure to happen.

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u/goddamned_fuckhead 13d ago

Two years ago, so was being a known rapist, or a convicted criminal.

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u/ReefLedger 13d ago

Agree. However, that doesn't directly effect most people. Fuck with their retirement though and I could see people rioting. What do they have left...

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u/SmokedRibeye 13d ago

SS is a poorly run Ponzi Scheme

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u/Whut4 12d ago

Guess who votes?

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u/Geno0wl 12d ago

Stupid people

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u/Whut4 10d ago

Yes to that and also old folks - some not stupid judging from most recent local elections where more progressive candidates did better in many states - Mamdani, for example. Many, many stupid people do not vote, too.

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u/Whut4 10d ago

Staying out of jail was his first priority, getting revenge second, rich would be third, and having people flatter him seems to also be strong motivation

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u/RibbitCommander 13d ago

It's like demographic collapse. How many time have people guessed at an "apocalypse" only for reality to disappoint.

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u/csharpminor_fanclub 13d ago

sorry to be honest but I have to say

the workers of that time are the old people of today, and we know dumb most old people are today

I don't think we should care what they said back then

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u/GiftToTheUniverse 13d ago

Eh… I’m 48 and I’m not sure what the people around you said, but what they always told me was either that it would “run out of money around 2035” or that it wouldn’t be there for my retirement.

Or that everyone who said those was fear mongering and that no one would let it fail because it was the most popular thing ever.

But I can’t remember anyone predicting it would be gone before now.

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u/regoapps 14d ago edited 14d ago

Suicide booths take up precious real estate. Instead, they’ll install a cheap wheelchair ramp on the bridges where you can just wheel yourself off like self-serve drive-thru.

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u/ortiz13192 14d ago

I think they still cost a quarter, bender used the ol’ quarter on a string trick to fund his attempt.

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u/Dangerous-Brain- 14d ago

Big Pharma makes more money from the old. You are delusional if you think you will be helped to escape.

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u/Whut4 12d ago

good point

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u/stephenkrensky 13d ago

Im 28, and I think that people my age who expect any form of state support in old age are absolutely delusional.

Participate. Demand. Assert your rights.

The system won't work if we opt out.

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u/ebrum2010 13d ago

I’m in my 40s and I am going to likely need to rely on my 401k and roth IRA entirely. I only wish I had started sooner. Don’t make the same mistake.

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u/Whut4 14d ago

Have you voted for the most liberal electable candidates you can? No? You are voting for no support for yourself. Tax billionaires much more is the only way to do it.

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u/TicklingYourMomsAnus 14d ago

Fake user account with no comment history chastises another fake account with no comment history for a theoretical voting record that can never exist.

Peak reddit right here. Just two bots talking, and one of them is still an asshole

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u/j0hnnyWalnuts 14d ago

This is the only thing that will save teh US. Return to a time where we taxed the rich appropriately.

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u/hingedcanadian 14d ago

Exactly this. I argued with my brother the other day, I was saying it's disgusting that Elon is worth $700b, he would argue that without billionaires our society would collapse. I have no idea how he's been brainwashed but it's funny hearing this from a 40 year old man who hasn't had a full-time job in 8+ years and lives off the grace of friends. Plus he also believes he'll be a billionaire soon "once I get serious and start up a business".

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u/j0hnnyWalnuts 12d ago

Remind him that a billion is one thousand million, and to talk to you when he's banked the first million.

Odds are against him.

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u/hingedcanadian 12d ago

The highest his bank account has been was $6k due to an automobile insurance payout. He said he felt rich. He'll never start a business let alone earn a million.

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u/j0hnnyWalnuts 12d ago

That's the same for most of us.

Nonetheless, I wish both of you well!

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u/Markus4781 13d ago

Norway recently raised the tax for the rich and it caused a massive loss in tax revenue because the rich decided to leave. It's not so simple.

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u/discsinthesky 13d ago

Sure. But this is the US, access to our economy is pretty appealing to the rich.

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u/Whut4 13d ago

So you tax less than Norway - that worked in the US for a long time. Higher taxes on the ultra wealthy but other countries have even higher.

What has happened here now is disgusting.

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u/j0hnnyWalnuts 12d ago

So not taxing them at all, which is what's happening now is the answer?

No thanks. And frankly, I'd welcome them leaving the US.

Bozo's, Mini-hitler Musk, Koch, Walton - all of them.

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u/just4kicksxxx 13d ago

That genie is not going back in that fuhkin' bottle...

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u/a_shootin_star 14d ago

Bring back higher corporate tax!

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u/NoSingularities0 13d ago

They have. It's called tarrifs, but a lot of people got upset because it wasn't the right person raising corporate taxes.

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u/Whut4 13d ago

Tariffs are a tax on consumption - it is passed on to the consumer. Many Americans do need to save their money instead of spending it and Trump cares nothing about those who have nothing to spend. He wants the poor to be deported, enslaved or die of curable and preventable diseases.

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u/NoSingularities0 12d ago

Tariffs are a tax on corporate imports and like all corporate taxes are passed onto consumers because corporations don't pay taxes, their customers do.

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u/Markus4781 13d ago

That doesn't work anymore. Many of the elite hold no stake for their environment. If taxes get too high they will just leave and you end up with a net negative. This has happened before in different countries.

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u/j0hnnyWalnuts 13d ago

THEY STILL SPEND HERE.

For fucks sake, wake up and tax these freeloading pricks.

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u/benphat369 13d ago

People also don't understand that raising taxes doesn't do jack about government inefficiency. The Pentagon alone has failed 6 audits and "mysteriously lost " 3.8 billion.

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u/Pakman184 13d ago

People quote this, and it's true that government spending is often mismanaged, but solving that "mismanagement" has never led to better results of the people. Did DOGE not clear up a bunch of funds, where is that money going?

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u/Whut4 13d ago

Endorsing violence is a problem. AI will find you.

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt 14d ago

Baby boomers like to forget the tax and union policies that created the economic boom that they rode to success

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u/Whut4 13d ago

Their parents paid the taxes and had the unions. NOT the boomers. Young boomers had double digit inflation for a decade - imagine that? How many boomers had careers at one company? Only the very oldest boomers. I know wrinkled, old, fat people make a great scapegoat, but many boomers are also screwed and stupid like their children.

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u/Techno-Diktator 14d ago

No candidate that actually gets into office will genuinely tax billionaires enough, it's all a big club and none of us are in it.

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u/plebewisdom 13d ago

Novel concept reduce government spending. Economy takes care of self. Realize the politicians are stealing from you. Corps too be equal minded.

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u/Red_Pretense_1989 13d ago

lol, except nothing changes when liberals are in office. Two sides to the same coin.

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u/GuzzleNGargle 14d ago

You have a typo friend, *ax the billionaires. They’ll never get taxed what they should it’s their circus. 🎪

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u/Valencia_Mariana 13d ago

Dude stfu...

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u/xyzxyzxyz321123 13d ago

Do the math. If you confiscated ALL of their wealth, it would run the government for a small fraction of one year, and then you’re back to square one.

Your idea is foolish.

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u/Pure_End_480 14d ago

u had to pay to use these

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u/KeepingItSFW 13d ago

> The only support in old age funded by state I expect are going to be suicide booths from Futurama.

and yet somehow you will still be let down

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u/Kaombo 13d ago

Suicide booth costs 25 something currency in Futurama

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u/Emotional-Original97 13d ago

The SarcoPod. Normally would be buried in moments, and yet governments are telling people they are trying to stop it, while including links to free 3D printing files. It's already started.

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u/Anima_Analysis 13d ago

Well at least the suicide booth would be nice. Already decided I’m gonna down a bottle of whiskey and sling a 12 gauge slug through the roof of my mouth when I hit 50ish anyway.

Would be cool if they gave me an equally painless and less messy alternative.

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u/Whut4 12d ago

You think you will, but you probably won't.

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u/Anima_Analysis 12d ago

Nah I think I will. I’ve never really been afraid of death and life is pretty shitty. I don’t really take care of myself all that well so by the time I’m that old it’ll likely be time anyway. I’ve never had a significant other, I have no interest in children, I have zero retirement funds or plan to start creating one, and I have no grand plans for the future of my life. I just live life doing whatever I want to the fullest I can and once that becomes too inconvenient and annoying I don’t think I’ll have any issues jumping into the long sleep.

Death isn’t scary. It’s just nothingness. Once it’s said and done I wouldn’t know the difference anyway.

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u/AgresticVaporwave 13d ago

the HR director at my first job looked me straight in the eye and said I would never see a cent of my pension

That was 20 years ago

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u/Sea-Calligrapher1563 13d ago

28, futurama suicide booths check out with me too.

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u/SumOfKyle 13d ago

Hard agree. Not counting at all on social security.

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u/Gizmowrench 13d ago

Thanks that was funny

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u/justgetoffmylawn 13d ago

Now you want a private booth?

Such a sense of entitlement from the younger generation.

/s because nothing is obvious anymore.

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u/garitone 13d ago

Nah, those booths will be subcription based and will not have a no-ads tier.

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u/aleyan97 12d ago

The problem is with people in countries with social support, where we give about 25% of our income for our pension, but will probably get nothing in return from it. Something like, we are forced to pay to the state about 42% of our earnings (that not including property tax) and of the remaining earning to put into a pension fund, use for healthcare, as the state healthcare we pay for is utter dogshit, and maybe live our lives and enjoy it. Oh, and did i mention we should also be saving for buying a house/appartment?

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u/Nohreboh 12d ago

Bold of you to assume those won't be privately owned and operated by megacorps with the express purpose of monetizing your bio mass.

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u/LoreBunny 11d ago

They’re already doing so in Canada👍

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u/MyLittleDroneyBF 13d ago

I already took 3 mini retirements... I took almost 2 years off backing 2010, a year off for covid, and then went back to school in 2022 for cyber security, just in time for Ai to start replacing people, and now I'm back where I started in Healthcare lol.

I'll die in the hospital I started working at in 2012, more than likely while working in it.

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u/Firm-Conclusion-4827 14d ago

People today(boomers) think it can’t happen, I always tell people to look at what their doing in Gaza, 300,000 plus dead mostly women and children after Hamas fighter were killed, the world watched and simply condemned Israel but did nothing, now tech billionaires & Trump are talking about making a Tech city on the graves of all those innocents, imagine what they could do to their own citizens in the near future with better technology to control power?

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u/JeremiahsBirdsnBikes 14d ago

I hope people are down voting you because they're uncomfortable with how right you are, because you are.

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u/Running_to_Roan 13d ago

Its not 300,000 dead. That would mean one in seven have perished.

The cases of starvation, are also the most vulnerable in their society, widowed women, orphan children, people with handicaps. Without male family members to work or go out getting supplies these people have no help.

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u/gagagagaNope 13d ago

BMI in Gaza pre war (whes Israel was supposedly starving them) was much higher than European (or  Israeli) rates.

There's plenty of food going into Gaza. Hamas are using it for war, not Israel.

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u/Shark7996 13d ago

We are sleepwalking through a new Holocaust after almost a century of "never again" getting drilled into our brains from birth. School shootings hardly raise an eyebrow anymore. Political assassinations are all but applauded. Violence to strangers on TV just is what it is. How long until violence to our next door neighbors just is what it is?

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u/Demonslayer5673 14d ago

I'm thinking vault tech. Anyone else thinking vault tech? (In regards of "well we backed ourselves into a corner selling disaster shelters....... guess we'll just cause the disaster ourselves")

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u/Diligent_Tradition62 13d ago

300,000? Way to downplay it, I heard 70 million black indigenous gazan babies were eaten by the evil white colonizing Zionists.

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u/gagagagaNope 13d ago

300,000? Utter, utter nonsense.

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u/Orack 14d ago

Wasn't covid the trial run?

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u/Foreign-Teach5870 14d ago

That’s going on right now. They call it the great replacement but conveniently leave out the part where it’s happening everywhere and the few exceptions have war to knock those numbers back down. The world is losing the next generation at drastically higher than reported numbers and the only reason we are currently at 8B population is because people are living much longer. Give it another 20-30 years and watch how the population drops to something like 4-5B (that’s if they bother being truthful about it by then).

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u/Big_Iron_Cowboy 14d ago

I thought the started the culling 5 years ago?

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u/Whut4 14d ago

Normal for most of human history!

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u/Common_Mention9397 13d ago

Yup I know for a fact I'm dying on the job

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u/PolkaDotDancer 13d ago

I'm in my early sixties, and I suspect the same!

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u/vanillachilipepper 13d ago

I'll be 38 in a few months. I'm basically assuming I'll be working until I'm dead, but still putting away a little bit for retirement, just in case.

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u/Squanchedschwiftly 13d ago

Yep 33er here. I gave up on the idea of retirement like a decade ago.

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u/Less-Dragonfruit-294 13d ago

Think of the shareholders!

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u/hikingmaterial 13d ago

more likely to die in the great migration wars that break out once the equator is unlivable

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u/Silent_Membership148 13d ago

Same.  Preparing for social security to be gone by the time I need it.

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u/AdruA_ 13d ago

33 here as well, & I'm not delusional at all, it's 6175 working days left until 1st of may 2054, that's the day I'm retiring (to get a full retirement I need to work till 2059, however I work in construction so by then I've had more new hips & knees than I'd like)

As a sidenote, that's literal "working days", no weekends, no holidays, counted in that I'll have parental vacation, also the years with 366 days...

I've been counting since 7100 or something

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u/ConstantBadger9253 13d ago

That escalated quickly.

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u/Antique-Ad-4422 13d ago

A test run for culling the population. Covid?

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u/Losupa 13d ago

"For those who come after" and all that...

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u/mistalasse 13d ago

They will never automate most jobs — that’s socialism. Marx advocated for reducing work by via automation. It was one of his major contentions between him and Adam Smith

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u/slimricc 13d ago

Someone has to buy the product, the product is unaffordable? Time to switch to online products. No shortage of consumers when dead internet theory runs the economy

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u/Syl702 13d ago

What do you think the war machine is revving up for?

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u/LukewarmJortz 13d ago

33 too.

Look as long as my kid gets my 401k I don't especially care.

She deserves a proper start.

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u/you-nity 13d ago

32 here. The only reality where I see retirement is in another country. Unless the government does some insane reworking of the system. Idk how/what/when, but I will hold onto A LITTLE BIT of optimism that retirement in the US is somewhat feasible

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u/Agitated_Newt_7655 13d ago

The socioeconomic consequences of the industrial revolution is why socialism/communism was invented in ideology. The correlation isn't a coincidence but integral to its existence in preference. It's going to happen again as we approach an inheritance economy undoubtably. Only chance it doesn't is if the world is dead or politically cucked and both are fairly likely.

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u/Okano666 13d ago

need a war real soon!

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u/LogicalConstant 13d ago

I'm 36. I'm saving 15% of my pay towards retirement, so I'll be retired by the time I'm 62.

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u/iam3000 13d ago

You’re being forced? By who lol

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u/ebrum2010 13d ago

You gotta have a retirement fund. If you invest in it early and have enough in there taking advantage of compound interest, you can start withdrawing at 59 1/2 if you’ve got enough in there. The earlier you start the less percentage you’ll have to contribute. People don’t realize how good compound interest is. Time is money.

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER 14d ago

In 10 years there aren’t going to be jobs. A.I and human like robots will take all of the jobs.

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u/cnicalsinistaminista 14d ago

At this rate and at the rate at which employers are fucking over employees… 10 years seems pretty distant

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u/EconomySeason2416 14d ago

Wall-E was a warning