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Topic: What, If Any, Changes Should Be Made To The US Social Security System?

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Opinion #1
Debater: Jtaylor1
We should not let the disabled steal money from the Treasury
Social Security hurts the US Dollar and we should suspend it until the Treasury gets back on it's feet. People with disabilities who take a chunk of money out of the treasury is considered stealing and forgery. If the disabled who is unable to get a job, they should be locked up in prison or in a mental institute. Social Security and democracy is a disgrace. America should have became a socialist state like the People's Republic of China after WWII. Socialism will help regain the Dollar and eliminate Social Security.
Opinion #2
Debater: Argue
Don't be stupid.
Social security is not theft from the treasury department. They deserve to be treated like human being if they are disabled. Stop writing these stupid arguments.
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