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Subject: Re: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM

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Richard Anderson

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Date Posted: 10:54:12 02/08/05 Tue
In reply to: 's message, "Re: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM" on 02:16:45 02/08/05 Tue

Having a differenc of opinion is one thing but saying there is no problem and we should wait until there is a problem is putting your head in the sand. If you will remember, Bill Clinton tried to work on the problem in his last term.

You are confusing law with regulation. There should be laws against pollution but many of the regulations that business must deal with do nothing but create undue problems.

The reason we have enough dumbies in the world today is becasuse of public education. The government has forgotten the first rule of education. You must have a desire to learn before you can be taught. Too many parents send there children to school hungry, tired, and with a bad attitude.

When we learn how to burn water, I'm sure the big oil companies will be the first corner the market.

The point about Social Security is that almost everyone agrees that it is broke and needs to be fixed. Houwever, it is like the oil filter commercial. Do we fix it now for a few dollars or wait and spent a great deal more money fixing it.

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Re: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM	No name	12:24:49 02/08/05 Tue
Re: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM -- Richard Anderson, 13:30:53 02/08/05 Tue Re: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM -- No name, 01:28:36 02/09/05 Wed