Scott Keller on Social Security

Make Social Security a non-profit system

A: Oppose. I say non-profitize it. There are ways of enhancing social security, lowering the retirement age to 55 or even 50, and removing the costs of living for retirees completel through just a little bit of innovation. And the profiteering that takes place targeting seniors needs to be exposed and curtailed. Here's another example of a necessary area which would benefit from the US returning to sovereign money.

Privatization opens up Americans to the wolves

Retirees have paid their dues

Non-monetary communities for retirees

• For those retirees willing to be a part of a new community, this plan starts with a brand new facility on a large piece of land and an organization to support it. Within the community no money is exchanged. The support for the community starts with a new business model where a series of businesses are set up such as grocery stores, etc, which funnel their "profits" into the facility.
• An alternative means is through a local model where the community adopts a new internal economic model which relies on the community members helping each other and on either a local exchange system or local currency.
• These retirement facilities in any of the models I propose could include without cost - health care, food, clothing, entertainment, lodging, parks and golf course and such things for outdoor activities, and more.