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12. Much of the problem in several states is the states not paying their promised contribution.

Mon Oct 29, 2018, 07:12 AM

Oct 2018

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Then, add states using the fund as a piggy bank and not paying it back.

Oh, and as stated above, the retired employees are fucking up everything by staying alive. Staying alive and collecting for a year or two, we can all accept that. But when they choose to stay alive for 15 or twenty years, slopping at the public trough, that's too much. It makes the politicians look bad.

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