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I think the spirit of what Syon is writing about is the root issue of taxes. It's not about paying for education, roads or safety. Syon is addressing the root i
by jasonless 7y ago
I think the spirit of what Syon is writing about is the root issue of taxes. It's not about paying for education, roads or safety. Syon is addressing the root issue of taxes in his view is about force. Why must citizens of a free country be coerced? Thats the premise he things most struggle with. If you want to solve for paying for education, roads or safety toss this issues into the private sector and Syon can agree the quality of those services would go up and the USA would be more free. So it just depends if you believe in freedom. Some do. Some do not.
- jobigoud 7y agoI often wonder about a system where a given percentage of the budget, say 10%, would be allocated by people voting directly for it on their tax returns. So individuals can decide that x% of their taxes should go towards education or military or whatever. Has this been tested anywhere, even locally?