【新唐人2012年6月15日讯】对于大陆遭受非议的“延迟退休”政策,“人力资源和社会保障部”却认为是大势所趋，有媒体调查显示，9成以上的网民反对，网路上更骂声一片，分析指出，中国养老金严重亏空，现在又是“延缓退休”，“延迟领取”养老金，又是3个月不交就清零，实际上就是对老百姓赤裸裸的的剥削。
大陆“人力资源和社会保障部”，针对退休年龄是否应该“延迟”的问题声称，“延迟退休”已是一种必然趋势，将适时提出“弹性延迟领取基本养老金年龄”的政策建议。
中共喉舌《人民网》对此作了调查，截至6月12号，45万名网民参与投票，93.3%的网民投了反对票。
前“山东大学”教授孙文广指出，中国养老金严重亏空，现在又是“延缓退休”，又是“延迟领取”，又是3个月不交养老金就清零，实际上就是对老百姓赤裸裸的的剥削。
前“山东大学”教授孙文广：“一个职工，他退休年龄以后就要给他发退休金，这样国家要承担这个退休金的基础，这样政府它就要多一部分的基础，所以现在，它这个财政也比较困难，它就想一个办法把这个矛盾转移给‘退休’职工。”
网路作家荆楚指出，中共当局挥霍“养老金”这块资金，已经入不敷出，现在难以为继，因此想让老百姓帮它买单。
网路作家 荆楚：“中国这样一个特色的国家，它是无官不贪，它有一定的权力它就想方设法贪，这样的‘社保基金’，可以说这个‘水分’都被它们贪污腐败化掉了，现在就是让老百姓买单。”
3月中旬，“中国社科院世界社保研究中心”主任郑秉文说，截至2010年底，中国个人账户记账额1.9万亿元，其中做实的账户仅2039亿元，等于1.7万亿元的缺口。
“世界银行”在此之前公布的一份报告中更预期，“如按照目前的制度及模式，2001年到2075年间，中国养老保险的收支缺口将高达9.15万亿元。”
荆楚指出，很多人说自己不关心政治，只关心个人利益，现在他的利益被剥夺了他还不知。
目前在大陆，普通职工要缴交社保养老金，而公务员则无须缴纳。但在退休后，公务员退休金却是普通职工3倍，实际上公务员的高退休金还是由普通职工等纳税人来埋单。
荆楚指出，现在大陆的就业压力那么大，满大街高学历的年轻人无处就业，“延迟退休”的话，年轻人又要与老年人抢工作，社会问题会更加尖锐。
荆楚：“老百姓本来对这个政权，对现有的这个制度已经是那种干柴烈火了，已经是处于临界点了，已经非常的愤怒了，在这个情况你还提出这个事情来，它们可以说是自取灭亡。”
孙文广还指出，“延迟退休”牵涉众多普通劳动者的利益，在目前社会现状下，只有公务员可享受“延长退休”的好处，一般普通职工还没到退休年龄就被提前劝退了，又不能在退休年龄领取养老金，吃饭都要成问题了。
有网友就此和大家分享了一个冷笑话，笑话说：“张三，缴纳社保数年，因故中断三个月，清零﹔又开始缴，又数年，又无奈中断，又清零。他再也不敢中断了，又开始缴，坚持缴到老，老到干不动了，但没凑够年数，还得干还得缴。终于缴清，终于病了，终于丧失工作能力了，这时候告诉他：退休金领取年龄推迟了。他话还没听完，已经蹬腿死了。”
采访编辑/李韵 后制/周天
China’s Plan to Extend Retirement Age Draws Public Ire
Although the CCP authority’s plan to extend
retirement age has been heavily criticized,
the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security
has still called the policy “following the general trend”.
A poll held by the CCP’s mouthpiece media shows that
more than 90% percent of netizens oppose the plan.
There are also numerous online criticisms of the plan.
Analysts remarked that, since there is a great deficit in
China’s pension system,
all plans such as “extending retirement age”,
“extending the age to receive pensions” or
“clearing pension record if failing to pay for three months”
are in fact merely exploiting the Chinese people.
China’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security
(MHRSS) recently made an announcement
on whether the retirement age should be extended.
It claimed that “extending the retirement age”
had become an inevitable trend,
hence it would propose a policy of “flexibly extending
the official age to receive pensions” at an appropriate time.
Consequently, people.com.cn, a CCP mouthpiece media,
held a poll on the plan. Until June 12th, 93.3% of over
450,000 netizens voted to oppose the plan.
Retired professor of Shandong University, Sun Wenguang
remarked that, China’s pension system is in great deficit right now;
therefore the plans such as “extending retirement age”,
“extending the age to receive pensions” or
“clearing pension record if failing to pay for three months”,
are nothing but exploiting the Chinese people.
(Sun Wenguang, retired professor of Shandong University)
says:“Any employee should be paid a monthly pension after retirement.
In China it’s the CCP government which manages
pension funds.
As the CCP has financial difficulties now, it is trying to find
some ways to transfer the burden onto the retired.”
Internet writer Jing Chu remarked that, it became hard to
sustain the pension funds which had been lavishly spent by CCP officials;
therefore the CCP has planned to make
Chinese people pay for its corruption.
(Jing Chu, Internet writer) says: ”One of the CCP’s
characteristics is that all its officials are corrupt.
Every official tries to grab money as long as
he/she has some power.
In such a situation the pension funds have almost
completely gone with little left.
Now the CCP tries to make Chinese people pay for it.”
In Mid-March, the director general of CASS Center of
International Social Security Studies said that,
the total amount on Chinese personal pension accounts is
1.9 trillion Yuan, with only 203.9 billion Yuan in them,
which corresponds to a deficit of 1.7 trillion Yuan.
In an earlier report, the World Bank predicted that,
“under the current framework, the deficit of China’s pension
system will accumulate up to 9.15 trillion Yuan between 2001 and 2075.”
Jing Chu remarked that, although many Chinese said “they only
cared about their own benefits instead of political issues”,
in fact they were kept ignorant
when their money had already been taken away.
Currently in China, normal workers or employees have to
pay a monthly fee into the pension system, but government employees don’t.
However, the average pension which government
employees receive after retirement is triple that of normal taxpayers,
although it’s they who have paid every cent
into the pension funds.
Jing Chu said that, it was very hard to find a job in China right
now, with lots of highly educated young people unemployed;
“extending retirement age” would force them to compete
with old people for a job position, which would make the situation even worse.
(Jing Chu, Internet writer) says: “In China, the public ire towards
the CCP and its regime has almost reached its critical point.
In such conditions they still proposed such a plan
to the Chinese people.
I can only say they are destroying themselves
by doing this.”
Sun Wenguang further remarked that, “extending retirement age”
will have a wide impact on the benefits of normal employees;
with the current framework only government employees
benefit from the change;
for normal workers, many of them have mandatorily
retired earlier, however , they cannot receive a pension until the official retirement age;
they will have more trouble in earning a living
if the retirement age is further extended.
To criticize the plan, some netizen wrote a joke which goes:
“Mr. Zhang paid pensions for years, however he got his record
cleared only because he failed to pay for three months;
He paid for another several years and got his record
cleared again for the same reason;
He worked even harder to keep his record
until he turned old and couldn’t work anymore;
however he still didnt have enough years on his record
and had to continue to work;
finally he paid enough for his pensions
but he was ill from overwork ;
at that time, he was told that the age to receive a pension
had been extended;
poor Mr. Zhang passed away before hearing this news.”
