@JesseBrown Zionism is a mental disease making people see antisemitism where it isnβt, cry-bullying endemic and real antisemitism takes a back seat π
@SDonlose@Tablesalt13 FYI, an easy Google search shows it actually +10% of Canadians have a defined benefit pension plan and it has nothing to do with being the top 1% of income earners π
@SDonlose@Tablesalt13 But you know, just keep repeating one percent as if that means anything or is relevant when talking about nurses, teachers, janitors, education, assistants,secretaries etc
@SDonlose@Tablesalt13 Your scenario retiring at 60 with full service and live to 95 in today dollars is just under 1.8 assuming you arenβt investing and will drain every dollar, no investing that amount after retirement and no adjusting that amount for inflation for 35yrs β¦
@SDonlose@Tablesalt13 Why do you keep saying health benefits? OTTP offers as a service. Teachers retiring today donβt keep their health unless they pay for it
@RobertKoetsier @SDonlose@Tablesalt13 What are you talking about tax payer surplus? Unless you see the employer as tax payer? π€ members pay plus employer pays, thatβs it