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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
They're protesting against raising the state pension retirement age from 62 to 64.

My retirement age is 68, and that's in the extremely unlikely event that the goalposts don't get moved again before I reach that age.

Bloody hell.
gpt
On one hand, slippery slope is not a fallacy, it gets increased 2 year this year, then in a few years it gets bumped again, and again. Over enough time your retirement age'll be 70+, if you start accepting small bites of the pie.

On the other, yeah its 2 years. And given the demographic crunch Europe at large is suffering, with a retired population growing faster than the working population, there is a budget crunch to be watched and kept in check. The tabs for the retired population is going to end up being picked up by the working population, and that is not keeping pace to match. 

I can see both angles here, and while I mostly agree with the retirees, a small adjustment up to like, 65 like US Social security doesn't feel crazy, if it ends there. But you can't be too sure it will once it starts.