“”The point is that a clean database is the primary control against fraud, and the fact that databases have been systematically left so dirty not only invites fraud, but is very likely is part of a premeditated scheme.””

It’s hard to believe most people can’t figure this out on their own.

That doesn’t mean that some were still getting benefits.

Absence of proof does not equal proof of absence.

The hospitals and funeral homes are supposed to notify social security when someone passes away.

I doubt their is a mechanism to automatically remove them from the voter rolls and that is a big problem.

Now, what will my great great grandfather do for money?

Dang! now they are gonna have to find jobs somewhere- who’s gonna hire people 120 years old?

I didn’t see any mention of the 12.3 million were getting benefits...

It is likely that a large number of these names were registered to vote and had ballots cast in their names.

"That’s going to be a lot of democrap voters who lost their gravy train..."

The DOGE Dog's disquisition de-funding Dems is proving effective!

What if when I die, I forget to tell the IRS ?

I wonder how many are legitimate people but someone entered 19xx instead of 20xx just out of habit, either on the application paperwork or when typed in at data entry. It would be interesting to see the number in each year's cohort and see if 2000 is significantly less than the number of known births.

You know the left is making these same checks to find a single 25 year old about to be cancelled to put in front of a judge to overrule this who cancellation.

If someone kills a person receiving SS benefits and hides the body,there may not be any official record of death.

This will impact vote fraud a bit.
How much is still too early to say.

Ok, so what about all the people over 100?

This took 4 months to purge these 120+ year olds. This shows how rotten and rickety the SS legacy computer systems are. Just blow them up and transfer that database job to one modern PC desktop unit with 256GB RAM and 2x 2TB nvme drives and the most powerful Intel or AMD CPU, Cost for such a PC? $7000 at most.

I didn’t see any mention of the 12.3 million were getting benefits...

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Yep, it is a database of names, DOB’s and SSN’s...could come in handy to cross check for SSN re-use by illegals if the SSA is just changing the status field to “deceased” and not purging the records entirely.

There are about 6.1 million SSA beneficiaries over the age of 85.

https://www.ssa.gov/oact/progdata/byage.html

Who was cashing the checks or where waere they being deposited? That would be a great place to start

DOGE in March claimed that
<><>2.1 million non-citizens received social security numbers in 2024.
<><>wrt how that is possible, DOGE recounted the Biden policy
<><>allowed migrants to enter the country and then register for social security.

I say deport(ment) whether applicable or not!

Gosh! Did they check to be sure they passed away?

I read that only a handful were getting actual Social Security. I also read many of the numbers were used for other benefits, like various government loans.

Via Perplexity AI I found out that one Dell precision computer can handle the SS database of 260 millions. Cost about $25000.... Super loaded with 256-512GB memory. Xeon CPU. Terabytes of NVME storage

I was looking through old items the other day. Found my grandfather’s billfold. It has my grandmothers college photo and his original and I will add, pristine social security card. He was born in 1896.