>I never said how long they were living I mean, except; > people were only living a few years while getting it. Where you specifically state a few years after 65. >Data and anecdotal evidence backs my claim up. CDC (yea I know, big grain of salt) has documents published that claim if you were 65 in 1950, you lived another 14 years if you were White, nigger or hispanic. In 2015, those numbers are 19 for Whites and niggers and 20 for hispanics. In 2015, if you made it to 75, those numbers are 12. Okay, great. 4 more years. Meanwhile the benefits have been adjusted. I'm done though. This isn't worth trying to talk through someone who can neither remember their precious post nor be honest with their numbers, while ignoring the fact about the strength of the dollar in relation to cost of living etc. Have a good one. Learn to form an argument.