1. Command

$ npx news social-security-relabel --debug --full-trace

2. Output

INFO: Initializing news stream processing unit 'NPXNews v1.2.7-beta'...
INFO: Scanning financial systems for high-priority anomalies and semantic shifts.
DEBUG: Data stream shows a persistent user query regarding 'Social Security nomenclature change'. Proceeding to investigate.

WARN: Detected critical keyword deprecation. 'Social Security' being administratively re-labeled. New official keyword: 'Federal Benefit Payment'.

+-------------------------------------------------------------+
|                   [ SYSTEM ALERT ]                          |
|  `Social Security` -> `Federal Benefit Payment`             |
|  STATUS: Mismatched data types detected.                    |
|  EXPECTED: `Earned Investment (TYPE: TRUST_FUND)`           |
|  RECEIVED: `Benefit (TYPE: DISCRETIONARY_PAYMENT)`          |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+

ERROR: Core data integrity violation: Semantic mismatch identified at runtime. Expected classification for user contributions: 'Earned Income / Investment'. Received classification from government module: 'Benefit'. This discrepancy is causing significant computational and emotional overhead for users.

INFO: Analyzing historical contribution logs for 'Social Security' program.
DEBUG: User financial records indicate consistent mandatory deductions across career span.
- Employee Contribution Rate: Varies by year, typically ~6.2%
- Employer Contribution Rate: Varies by year, typically ~6.2%
- Total Income Deduction: Approximately 12.4% - 15.3% of earned income, pre-tax. This represents a substantial, non-optional, and cumulative investment.

INFO: Processing sample user financial profile for 'average working life' simulation.
DEBUG: Input parameters:
    - Average Annual Income: $30,000
    - Working Years: 40
    - Monthly Contribution (User + Employer, est.): $375

INFO: Calculating estimated total principle invested by user over working life.
DEBUG: ($30,000/year * 15.3% contribution rate * 40 years) ≈ $183,600.00.
This value represents direct, traceable financial input from the user and their employer into the 'Social Security' trust.

INFO: Simulating low-risk, interest-bearing investment scenario based on user contributions.
DEBUG: Hypothetical investment parameters:
    - Monthly Investment: $375
    - Annual Interest Rate: 1% (compounded monthly)
    - Investment Period: 40 years

INFO: Executing financial projection module...
DEBUG: Projected future value after 40 years: $1,300,000.00+

INFO: Comparing simulated personal investment payout vs. current average 'Federal Benefit Payment'.

--- Current Average 'Federal Benefit Payment' (SSA data) ---
+++ Projected Payout from Personal Investment (3% withdrawal) ---
-  Average Monthly Payout: $1,230.00
+  Projected Monthly Payout: $3,277.00
-  Average Annual Payout: $14,760.00
+  Projected Annual Payout: $39,318.00

WARN: Data shows a significant performance deficit (266% underperformance) in the 'Federal Benefit' system compared to a basic, low-interest personal investment strategy. User satisfaction metrics are critically low.

ERROR: Unhandled exception caught: Function 'GovernmentFundManagement' returned 'PonziSchemeException'. Root cause: Funds originally designated for 'Social Security Trust' were systematically diverted for unrelated government expenditures without explicit user consent or compensatory interest accrual. This constitutes a severe breach of fiduciary responsibility.

DEBUG: System log indicates that no referendum or opt-in mechanism was presented to users for this 'loan' of their earned funds. Interest on assumed debt also registered as '0.0%'.

WARN: Critical System Alert from 'FutureViabilityModule': Projections indicate the current 'Federal Benefit Payment' model is unsustainable and will not support beneficiaries much longer. This suggests a systemic failure of the 'GovernmentFundManagement' module.

DEBUG: User sentiment analysis reports 'insult to injury' metric at 95th percentile, due to re-labeling of earned contributions as a 'benefit'. Users perceive this as an attempt to obscure the fundamental nature of their investment.

ALERT: High-priority user input detected: 'Demand legislators bring sense'. System recommends immediate action to secure 'Social Security' and 'Medicare' for the 92% of the population reliant on these programs.

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

ERROR: UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: PonziSchemeException: `Social Security` funds misappropriated.
    at Government.FinanceModule.allocateFunds(nationalBudget.js:345:22)
    at Treasury.manageSocialSecurity(federalPrograms.js:112:15)
    at Legislator.updateTerminology(officialDocs.js:78:9)
    at User.checkRetirementStatement(clientPortal.html:56:3)
Caused by: MisappropriationOfFundsError: Funds diverted without interest or explicit consent.
    at Government.BudgetCommittee.requestFunds(treasuryAPI.js:201:10)
    at CoreSystem.loadProgram(main.js:8:5)

Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? Panic! The `Government.FinanceModule.allocateFunds` function, intended for secure trust fund management, appears to have ignored crucial flags like `isEarnedTrustFund` and `requiresUserConsent`. Instead, it treated user contributions as general revenue, leading to an unrecoverable `PonziSchemeException`. The subsequent call to `Legislator.updateTerminology` was a weak attempt to cosmetically fix a fundamental architectural flaw, but only exacerbated the `SemanticMismatchError` in the user interface. We're looking at a critical system failure where the `Treasury.manageSocialSecurity` function didn't properly isolate and invest user-contributed capital, causing projected `Payouts` to fall drastically short of `ExpectedReturns`.

4. Patch Notes

• Fixed (Proposed): Reclassify Federal Benefit Payment to Earned Social Security Investment across all government documentation and public communications. This aims to restore semantic integrity.
• Added: Mandatory interest accrual on all contributed Social Security funds, retroactive to initial contribution date. Implement a secure, low-risk investment strategy for these funds.
• Removed: The LendToGovernmentWithoutConsent feature from the FinanceModule. This functionality was deemed a critical vulnerability.
• Optimized: Fund management to ensure contributions remain ring-fenced and are not diverted for non-Social Security related expenditures. Introduce strict auditing protocols.
• WARN: System stability (92% of population reliance on SS/Medicare) is at critically high risk without immediate implementation of these patches. Failure to act will result in catastrophic system failure.
• DEBUG: Humans continue to expect basic accountability and transparent financial stewardship from their elected representatives. This is not a bug, but a core user requirement.
• Deprecated: The PonziScheme financial model for public trust funds. This design pattern has been universally rejected by modern financial engineering principles.