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60-65.
Make it the average retirement age.
And incentivize them to raise it? No thanks!
france tried it, that didn't go particularly well, i think russia even tried it, and it didn't go particularly well.
Unfortunately, we all know for the US it would go fine. The UK is the same, we whine for a bit, then nothing happens
idk i think it would probably depend. The retirement age here is probably already 70.
idk i mean you punched your way out of a pretty thick paper bag there with Brexit, stuff happens sometimes
not good stuff, obviously, but we all know why we can't have nice things
yes but france has balls and russia can't even do communism right!! ;)
we should be more like france, it would be funny.