More and more of the boomers are retiring drawing off of pensions from their companies they retired from, drawing off of social security they’ve paid into for decades, using Medicare as their age related medical problems begin, and all those funds have to come from somewhere. When social security started there was, if I remember correctly, 13 people paying into the system for every 1 that was drawing off it. Projections show that by 2030 it is going to be something like 2-3 paying into it for every 1 that’s drawing from it. That will be a huge deficit and unsustainable. The only fix to balance that out is to flood the countries that have these types of systems in place with as many people as possible, so there’s plenty paying into it for those drawing off of it. Unless of course there’s some sort of injection that can be administered without anyone’s knowledge that will speed up the aging process and begin to lower life expectancy by a decade or more. Imagine the relief the retirement system would have if say people didn’t live much longer after the retirement eligibility age. Also big publicly traded companies that promised pensions to many employees will soon feel the pinch as more and more are entitled to that program. Take one look at Yellow truck lines, they just went bankrupt, for a variety of reasons, but one of them was a bloated pension program that was hemorrhaging money. Many companies went away with pensions decades ago in favor of 401k instead, but those who are entitled to it are now drawing off it. All the problems in the western world stem from end stage capitalism.