Originally posted on 01/06/2014:
That is solving social securities main inefficiency. Not everyone is paying in an equal share of their income. That alone pays for the fraud, which I can guarantee is minimal in the scheme of things. As a matter of fact, I would contest that paying lobbyist's to lobby for a cap on social security is a bona fide fraud.
We're not talking about charging the rich more, we're charging them the same.
Charging a guy 10% is 10%, regardless if he makes $100,000 a year or $100,000,000 a year.
A lot of people are stuck on welfare whoring, because that has become a main narrative pushed by a huge interest group. It amounts to a hill of beans when compared to corporate and financial corruption.