It's extremes and generalizations like this that seem to be the norm in America these days. Why is it so hard for some of us to believe in
some government? Why is it always a question of whether I'm for no government and no regulation or I'm for large, insurmountable overbearing government controlling everything?
Is it truly so terrible paying money to the government that does not always necessarily directly impact me in some positive way? Why should I have to pay property taxes so the nations youth can have an education?
that is not all it covers but I should have more say in how that tax money is spent I'm not in grade school. Why can't their parents just pay for them to go to private school instead? I have an income that allows me to buy whatever book I want from amazon. Why do I have to be forced to pitch in towards keeping the public library open?
you would be surprised the amount that is spent on libraries it is very low
Why should I have to pay taxes that go towards the upkeep of the roads for everyone else? I don't use all of them when getting around.
this should be paid on a tax on cars that use the roads and gas taxes as well My house has not ever been on fire. Why should I have to pay so someone else can have the benefit of a local fire department to help put out a house fire?
you should not have to to For that matter, why should I have to pay so other people can have health care and stay healthy?
you should not have to pay for others health care It's not my fault healthcare costs and insurance have nearly doubled in the last decade while wages for 70% of America have stayed the same or gone lower.
the cost have gone up due to litigation and improvements in health care that cost money Why can't poor people who get sick just keel over and die? Why should I have to give up a dime of my income for someone elses sake?
You see what I mean?
Of course not.