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jorgelito · 12-16-2004, 07:22 PM

Thank you pan6467. It sounds a bit similar to what Yakk was saying about the "sliding" scale: "oldest 20%" of Americans. Kind of like a Bell curve isn't it? But that way we would ensure consistency right?

Now, can anyone verify/counter what he said?

Regardless, KMA-628 is correct when he says that we need to drop the partisan bickering and focus on the issues and stuff.

Good discussion, I find it eye-opening and informative. Plus I'm too lazy to 'google' all the info myself so it's nice to have it consolidated in this thread (lol)!
Seriously, I haven't really given much thought to the SS issue until now.

I understand whay you say about "righ or wrong' being about opinion, but some things aren't necessarily just opinion. We have learned experts to help us make as best choices as we can. So at least a very informed opinion.

Also, maybe a degree of right or wrong (likelihood of success, probability etc.)

That's why I asked, to get a better sense.

12-16-2004, 07:22 PM	#37 (permalink)
jorgelito All important elusive independent swing voter... Location: People's Republic of KKKalifornia	Thank you pan6467. It sounds a bit similar to what Yakk was saying about the "sliding" scale: "oldest 20%" of Americans. Kind of like a Bell curve isn't it? But that way we would ensure consistency right? Now, can anyone verify/counter what he said? Regardless, KMA-628 is correct when he says that we need to drop the partisan bickering and focus on the issues and stuff. Good discussion, I find it eye-opening and informative. Plus I'm too lazy to 'google' all the info myself so it's nice to have it consolidated in this thread (lol)! Seriously, I haven't really given much thought to the SS issue until now. I understand whay you say about "righ or wrong' being about opinion, but some things aren't necessarily just opinion. We have learned experts to help us make as best choices as we can. So at least a very informed opinion. Also, maybe a degree of right or wrong (likelihood of success, probability etc.) That's why I asked, to get a better sense. Last edited by jorgelito; 12-16-2004 at 07:25 PM..