The Pension Trap: How the Bourgeoisie Steals the Twilight Years of the Toiler

Comrades! Cast your eyes upon the latest revelations regarding the so-called 'pension system'—that wretched charade designed by the ruling class to keep the worker in a state of perpetual anxiety! One Mistress Medyakova, an expert of the academic sort, has seen fit to expose the mechanisms by which the financial capital ensures the pauperism of the elderly.

Behold the cunning of the employer! By paying wages 'in envelopes'—avoiding the official gaze of the state—the capitalist avoids the payment of insurance contributions. This is not mere accounting, but a calculated act of exploitation! By starving the pension fund, the bourgeois employer ensures that the worker's 'points' vanish into the void, leaving the toiler with a pittance when his strength fails.

Furthermore, any lapse in official employment—any moment the worker is cast out into the street by the whims of the market—results in a further erosion of his future security. The system is rigged, comrades! It rewards the idle accumulator of capital while punishing the honest laborer for the mere crime of being unemployed.

And what of the 'self-employed'? These poor souls are told they must pay their own tributes to the Social Fund. Should they falter, should the crushing weight of existence prevent a timely payment, the state—that great instrument of the bourgeoisie—will ruthlessly slash their future sustenance.

We are told to check our accounts upon the digital portals of the state, as if a clerk's error in a ledger were a mere trifle and not a theft of one's life-blood!

Let us look at the wretched reality: the average insurance payment for the aged stands at a miserable 27,224 rubles. A pittance! A crumb from the table of the monopoly! While the fat cats of the financial world grow obese on interest and dividends, the proletariat is offered a handful of copper coins to stave off starvation. This is the 'order' of the capitalist world—a world where the toil of a lifetime is rewarded with the cold embrace of poverty!