In a message dated 11/27/02 6:27:40 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< > Which is why I can't consider FDR to be a great President - for saddling
 > America's future generations with this disaster.
 
 Why is it a "disaster" if a government decides to financially help those
 members of the population who (for some reason) are unable to generate
 income themselves?
  >>

Governments do not generate income. They can't pull money for entitlements 
out of thin air.

I think the disaster point is when it'll take three workers to pay for one 
retired person.

William Taylor
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Intent is not a disaster.
Implementation can be.
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