Stormy_Anus t1_j5ort21 wrote
This source isn’t unbiased.
Why should public servants, who already have a guaranteed annuity, be entitled to superior healthcare than the rest of Americans. Medicare exists - there’s no reason retired public union members should have Cadillac all expenses paid healthcare plans
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retiredfromfire t1_j5tcu6d wrote
Hey! Someone that gets it.
I worked public sector for 35 years. When I began my career my friends pitied me because my pay was so low. During the go-go days of the 90's when my friends were all making 3 times what I was I had to wonder about my choice to be a public servant. I stayed at it and now because of republicans destroying our economy I am envied because of my retirement. I didnt spend over three decades kneeling in piss soaked carpets to help old people to now be told Im somehow greedy. The OP is out of touch
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jay5627 t1_j5pgsfr wrote
If that's what was agreed to when the took the job, the city shouldn't be able to take that away
thesarcasticvoltage t1_j5prnib wrote
Then there is a contract right? Because benefits change all the time in private companies.
drpvn t1_j5owu3t wrote
I suppose pushing everyone onto Medicare would be the opposite of privatizing healthcare.
DrogDrill OP t1_j5os7gs wrote
They shouldn't have better healthcare than others. everyone needs high-quality healthcare. But drawing the line here is part of the fight to get that basic social right that every working person deserves.
Infinite_Carpenter t1_j5q2tj8 wrote
So because not everyone has their health care plan then they don’t deserve it?
retiredfromfire t1_j5tczzd wrote
Its a race to the bottom as republicans continue to marginalize the working class
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