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I think they do, actually. They just have a disconnect about it. But e.g. removing the triple lock is unpopular not just among those of an age to be affected
by 0x3f 2mo ago
I think they do, actually. They just have a disconnect about it. But e.g. removing the triple lock is unpopular not just among those of an age to be affected by it.
- pjc50 2mo agoThe triple lock actually benefits everyone not currently retired, just .. not until they actually retire.
- 0x3f 2mo agoOnly if you assume it's sustainable until you personally die. But that seems in constant question even now.
- pjc50 2mo agoThis is true, but .. for all retirement planning, you kind of have to assume no-collapse. It's also incoherent to say "the government pays too much attention to retirees" and "I expect to be defrauded by the government when I retire, along with my entire generation, and to be powerless to stop this" at the same time.
- psd1 2mo agoYour paradox is easily resolved thus: the government pays too much attention to _current_ retirees