It's positively utopian! Meanwhile, in the hellscape:
> On average in the U.S., the length of time between a call for help and the arrival of emergency medical services is about eight minutes.
[0] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-emergency-response...
seems to me that "some of us" will be perfectly happy buying the services, and some other of us will be perfectly happy NOT buying the services
and where would I go? it seems that universally around the world there are a large amount of people that feel that they are entitled to rob their fellow citizens, at ultimately what is gunpoint threat of being put in jail.
if I just go mind my own business, and conduct business with other likeminded people, and the regime finds out, they will send their brownshirts with guns to drag me away, simply for refusing to give them half
Somalia seems to be the only actually tax-free country. I think border control is lax enough that you can "safely" go live there if you wish.
Not the same thing.
I don’t understand your logic. You claim that the “services” offered to you by your government are worth the taxes you pay. But you don’t want them to be opt-in. Aren’t you tipping your hand a bit? Seems like you might not be so confident that the services are worth it, and that a ton of people wouldn’t opt out.
I pay for water, and then i pay 150% taxes on the water because reasons.. I would just hire someone to drill a well for me on market terms, but the regime made it illegal
edit: actually its about 300% taxes on the water