Submitted by hockeyfan33333 t3_10qac8n in worldnews
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jphamlore t1_j6ouyv6 wrote
Every French leader seems to try this, and previously, every one eventually was forced to back down?
Separate_Shoe_6916 t1_j6pb8b7 wrote
Wow…and here the US announces increases to the retirement age and people don’t do anything. In France, the announcement to increase the retirement age from 62 to 64 is met with major protests. If only general Americans could grow some balls.
macross1984 t1_j6p2b99 wrote
It's really no-win situation. If protest succeed and pension is untouched then eventually pension will run out of money and no one after that will receive pension.
Or if the reform is enacted then pension will remain solvent but people will end up receiving less than the original amount promised.
Anyone have idea to break this cycle?
MustLovePunk t1_j6pdi9c wrote
There are other places in the national budget and public till. Eg, tax foreign property holders, tax the wealthy and corporations instead of raising the age for pensions.
FreedomIsFried t1_j6p7nxj wrote
It sure is easier to take 2 years to 68M people than 2% to 109 billionaires.
PandaMuffin1 t1_j6p2b6n wrote
" Vive la France! "
Oldenlame t1_j6p67al wrote
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Smk569 t1_j6pcub6 wrote
They always protest lol. But does it lead to anything?
Iconic-The-Alchemist t1_j6p1skm wrote
If there's one thing the US could learn from France, its how to protest and stand up to things you don't agree with.