>It in process of becoming (third) worldly due to the current government and the people who elected them. It will not be the best place to live in the near future unless they are stopped.
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>But the complaint is about high tax. My question is why you shouldn't expect to pay more for better quality if you believe that is what you have? Or is this quality some sort of welfare "right" to be paid for by somebody else? ;-)
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The complaint is really about thieving dog politicians who have spent and are in the process of stealing more tax dollars from the average citizens under the guise of healthcare.


>US taxpayers and servicemen have been paying for that privilege for a couple of hundred years. While they're at it they've been keeping a lot of the rest of the world free and safe.
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>But the primary beneficiary is the US itself- clearly. So I'm asking why higher taxes are such a crime. You want the best you gotta pay for it, right? Example: the US pays more for its military than most other countries put together. Where does that $ come from? Wouldn't you expect the tax burden to be more than all those other countries put together? If people think this is too much, shouldn't they campaign to reduce the military rather than complaining about apparently inevitable higher costs? Or if they don't want to reduce the military then they have to expect to pay a higher price.

Again, higher taxes are a crime because there is no reason for them other than the fact that previous tax dollars have been stolen and/or wasted. The government also continues to expand at an unprecedented rate with the liberal's attempt to give money to people who refuse to work, at the expense of those of us who work very hard.

My question to you is - why are you so in love with the government and taxing? Maybe you should research George Harrison's take on the "Taxman".