I understand what you're saying, but that just isn't really how any society works. You pay for schools you don't use, libraries most people don't use, healthcar

I understand what you're saying, but that just isn't really how any society works. You pay for schools you don't use, libraries most people don't use, healthcare for the old and poor, faraway parks you'll probably never visit, community colleges you'll never attend, etc. etc. etc. In return, your community and life gets remarkably better as you reap the indirect benefits of everyone around you receiving these services. In addition, people without cars pay for your roads and snowplows and pothole fillers, anti-vaccine activists pay for the vaccines you take, and so on. It's all a beautiful mutually dependent circle that makes the world go round.