Brian Gongol
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"Any assurance [of Social Security payments] derives solely from the willingness of future taxpayers to impose taxes on themselves to pay for benefits that present taxpayers are promising themselves. This one-sided 'compact between the generations', foisted on generations that cannot give their consent, is a very different thing from a 'trust fund.' It is more like a chain letter." - Milton and Rose Friedman
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