That's the problem- fewer and fewer people working, more and more folks with no jobs to get (and probably couldn't compete for jobs if there were any)- so what do you do with the chronically unemployed- let them starve? Not sure even a guy as conservative as me could do that- so are they just on the dole forever? How are we going to sustain that expense? We're printing money now without even selling bonds to back it- what's the "end game" here? Total economic collapse?
Everybody wants to cut govt. spending, but when you try to pin them down, there just isn't much to cut, without rioting in the streets.
I have a friend who is a surgical nurse- without hesitation, she says we need "death panels". Just because we can keep folks alive indefinitely doesn't mean we should. Billions and billions are spent to keep 80+ year olds alive for another 3 months, and more billions spent on keeping genetically defective folks alive so they can drool in a wheelchair. Maybe we need a little more "survival of the fittest", like in nature.
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