The current solvency crisis is not primarily one of mathematics; it is one of political cowardice driven by the disproportionate power of the elderly voting bloc. The system’s guaranteed collapse is inevitable because no politician dares to challenge the most politically powerful and reliable demographic: the elderly.
This slow-motion fiscal cancer has metastasized across every critical function of the state. This is not a shortage of resources, but a shortage of foresight. The system privileges politicians seeking survival, budgets demanding cuts, and citizens paying the price. All so they can survive the next two-year budget cycle
