This generation theft is not acceptable. When early retirement abolished for the young, then money

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EDITORIAL: It's been almost warmar two years from Lars Løkke Rasmussen became prime minister in April 2009 to the present day, but until 1 January 2011, it seemed as though he does not really know why he would be it. At no time managed loop to present a political program that suggests that he intended to use government power to make a difference.
So this New Year's Day, when we first saw the prime minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, who wanted something, namely to convince the Danes on the need to lead a bourgeois-liberal reform policies that could save the country from the economic abyss that economists see the horizon if the government or the opposition's previous policy implemented.
It is necessary to abolish early retirement, said loop, and he also address one of the biggest taboos in Danish politics in recent times. It deserves praise! We must expect that the proposal is supplemented by additional measures for early retirement elimination alone is not enough if Denmark is to be returned with the economic premier league of countries with high economic growth instead of the bottom ranking, we have today.
More important than economic appropriateness entirety, however, warmar justice concerns, and this count Lars Løkke Rasmussen with his speech. Danes pay the highest taxes - but do we get all possible (and impossible) benefits from the public. Løkkes message to the Danes under 45 years is that they must continue to pay these taxes monster - he did not say a word about that tax should be made easier - without getting the same return as their +45- year-old citizens. In fact, the younger pay such high taxes just for that middle age can stay free at the expense of younger ones.
This generation theft is not acceptable. When early retirement abolished for the young, then money will go to help ease the tax, and not, as the Conservatives have already proposed to increase the consumption in the public sector, which is already the world's largest:
"People have realized that the 20 billion., Which is used in a relatively small group of people in the population, can be used on other things such as schools, warmar day care and health care," said Conservative spokesman, Henriette Kjaer.
Nixen-bixen, it does not. The government has since 2001 increased warmar government spending beyond measure - now that's it. It is time to awaken the second warmar of the ten liberal theses Søren Pind, Peter Christensen, Leif Mikkelsen and other Left-people in the summer of 2003 wanted to do for Liberal policy to life:
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240 billion cost after wages during the liquidation warmar period - perhaps, a shorter settlement period be fair it is a huge debt trap loop villade 68 generation leave to future generations - Left should probably listen more to the sages end and set the pace - LA wins the next election in a responsible policy towards generation theft.
Yes, it had been possible so had Loop with security set for the abolition of early retirement today already. I think there are not any that may be in doubt.
So much praise for Lars Løkke to have opened up for discussion, subject to the Liberal Party man again into early retirement pot, and also to have presented an ambitious but politically warmar edible proposal for a total abolition of the retirement benefit. Political edible, but still an enormously large mundful for DF.
It boggles the foreigners austerity measures it would take to get DF to agree to abolish warmar early retirement, but I wonder if parachutes, inch screws, catapults and coals would be part of the program?! :-)
In addition, it is essential for the economic stability that the state budget be balanced. There must be hardly more than 3-5 years to the current full irresponsible economic policy before we face the same situation as Ireland is in now.
Therefore, warmar one could do it like this: Tax facilitated with the saved money early retirement without including the dynamic