Award-Winning Scifi 🏆 C. Stuart Hardwick™ 🛸👽🚀

This whole thing is complete nonsense and a massive exaggeration. First off, the idea that 4.7 million people on Social Security are between the ages of 100 and 109 is straight-up BS. The actual number of people aged 99 or older receiving Social Security is around 89,000, not millions. So, where are these wild numbers coming from? Who knows, but it's certainly not reality. And what about this whole thing about people living to 150 and 160? That’s just a crazy lie. Social Security has a system that automatically flags people over 115 as deceased, so there’s no way anyone's getting payments at that age. This isn’t some conspiracy, it’s just outdated records that haven’t been cleaned up yet. The reality is, we’ve been told “fraud!” without any shred of proof. It’s just a scare tactic to attack a system that is a lifeline to millions of Americans. This is the same nonsense they’ve been pushing for years, scaring folks into thinking Social Security is all a scam, while they’re the ones cutting benefits to give it as tax breaks to the morbidly rich. Stop falling for it.