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Wait, those are the examples you're choosing? Car insurance, health insurance and taxes? I don't really understand what you're arguing, I guess. Would people
by JonFish85 12y ago
Wait, those are the examples you're choosing? Car insurance, health insurance and taxes? I don't really understand what you're arguing, I guess. Would people be better off without car insurance, health insurance or taxes? Or are you saying that those services be provided for by the government (although how they're paid for without taxes, I couldn't tell you).
- angersock 12y agoHealth insurance, for example, is a layer of indirection and wage garnishing imposed by society due to its unwillingness to allow government provisioning of healthcare. Car insurance is required because cars are required, because society has forced sprawling urban and suburban design on the masses and neglected mass transit. So, yeah, I'm going to pick those examples.