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    I.O.U.S.A.: Byte-Sized - The 30 Minute Version

    IOUSAtheMovie

    1 HN recommender · recommended in 3 months, 2009–2016

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    32:35 · 770K views · Oct 31, 2008

    A 30-minute condensed version of the documentary I.O.U.S.A., which examines the growing US national debt and its consequences.

    Shared as a quick way to see the film's fiscal warnings, sometimes as an example of ignored warnings.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @3pt14159Jun 2009· in “The End of Retirement”

      Social Security is a very, very small part of it. The largest part is medical care. Here is a bite sized 30 min version of a movie called IOUSA that outlines the major problems that are ahead: this video There will not be enough money. Period. The US cannot unlimitedly tax young workers for the rich. They cannot go into unlimited debt. They cannot inflate the currency without major negative repercussions on their currency. Actuarially speaking, the US cannot afford to pay for 25 to 30 years of both retirement income and medical costs. There is a saying in Canada that probably exists in the States: "If you get to 60, you are more likely to live to 90 than not." Those are a ton of years to pay for. Social security. Medicare. All the other "normal" portions of the US budget, like defense, intelligence, and infastructure. When you say "6.2% of our GDP" it doesn't sound like a lot, but it is. 4.06% of the current GDP of the United States is spent on their military. That is a TON of planes, missiles, and carriers that are being kept afloat right now and you want Social Security to receive 50% more than that? Also, The federal budget is not the be all and end all. State budgets, municipal budgets, family budgets all need portions of the 100% of the GDP. The United States has over consumed for far too long and major contractions will take place before normalcy will return.

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    2. @mellingAug 2015· in “Not a Luddite fallacy (2011)”

      Are these the same people who ignored all the warnings? this video Bought cheap stuff from Walmart so middle class manufacturing jobs were sent overseas? Refused to get a STEM education so we're required to import 100,000 engineers ever year? Didn't develop a better immigration plan so now we have 11 million undocumented people, many who will work for far less because life is better here. That'll keep wages down.

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    3. @toomuchtodoNov 2016· in “Is globalization to blame?”

      Warren Buffet saw it coming years ago . He even made a cartoon about it! [LINK] This clip is from a documentary called IOUSA. A condensed version of the film can be found here: this video

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