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A country as large and complicated as the US requires a lot of shared administrative infrastructure. Also, the US doesn't invest very much in its citizens compa
by cantrecallmypwd 2y ago
A country as large and complicated as the US requires a lot of shared administrative infrastructure. Also, the US doesn't invest very much in its citizens compared to the rest of the world (20% of GDP compared to 40%). Cutting that reduces the average standard of living, future economic prosperity, impoverishes people, and shrinks the middle class. Anarchy and "rugged individualism" are as utopian fantasies as communism.
- almosthere 2y agomove to the state with the best tax situation, and no longer fear the dreaded minimum 25% tax. without that 25%, we don't really even need ssi