To think when the state pension is removed, the social contract is broken?

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8e2yp1gg37o

It seems likely that in due course, the universal state pension will be withdrawn. At this point, I don’t see how there will be any incentive for young people to build wealth here.

I don’t think poor pensioners should be homeless, but I don’t think they should be provided for in large, unsuitable council houses or in nursing homes where places cost thousands a week. We are moving to a more individualistic world.

Why are you so nasty? Is it jealousy that young professionals in the public sector earn more than you?

Literally no political party is proposing this.

There is a debate to be had as to how annual increases in the state pension should be calculated.

This is not the same thing as abolishing it or means testing it.