I find it interesting that many people look at governments differently than they look at say grocery stores or auto mechanics. If a grocery store or auto mechan

I find it interesting that many people look at governments differently than they look at say grocery stores or auto mechanics. If a grocery store or auto mechanic is charging too much or providing poor service, I would go to another one. Why don't people do that with governments? Obviously, because they're kinda "stuck". Moving can be a serious pain in the rear. So how to make moving easier? If you're renting a home, then it's certainly easier to move than if you're owning. However, it's still a major pain if you own a lot of physical stuff. But as far as I can tell, owning lots of physical stuff is becoming less and less necessary. You no longer need a huge amount of music records, paper books, VHS movies, billiard table, pinball machine etc., since you can fit all those things into a tiny computer. Also, online shopping makes finding/buying any item easy, so keeping things just in case you might need them someday makes less sense now than it used to. I currently own a home, but I'm tempted to become a renter.