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To: Anima Mundi

I wonder if people would feel like it was wrong if we just “settled” for getting back all that we paid in, possibly adjusted for inflation.


It’s a fiscally impossible pipe dream. You may as well try to get your Enron investment back, what you originally paid.


21 posted on 07/03/2011 6:34:14 PM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (End the "Fiscal Fiasco" in 2012!)
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To: Beelzebubba

It may be impossible, but would it be wrong for that to happen?


22 posted on 07/03/2011 6:39:58 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle
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To: Beelzebubba

I know it is impossible. I am just saying that framing it up this way shows that a person is not trying to be a taker, just wants what they put in and not the “more” that most end up getting because of living a long time. I am addressing the resentment aspect more than the fiscal/fixing aspect about which I have no idea.


51 posted on 07/03/2011 9:52:09 PM PDT by Anima Mundi (If you try to fail and you succeed , what have you just done?)
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