Part of the service is the stability of the area. This is why canceling the service requires leaving the area. Taxes are part of the community agreement. One can change that agreement.
How does systematic theft make any area stable? How does the government own land/area without any homesteading? How is being stolen from part of any agreement?
I can cancel my Netflix subscription. I can't cancel my government "subscription". I can't fire them. How is it a service if I can't fire them? That's why I call it theft.
"stable area" is so far removed from the myriad of entitlements the gov redistributes. many people would be happy paying just for that. dont want all the crap gov dreams up.
I don't think running away from the cancer of people advocating systematic theft is moral. So I don't. How does my staying here validate my being stolen from?
It's a grey area at best. You can leave. People want to stay and benefit from society without anyone paying for the public systems that give the area stability.
I don't see why I should leave and let the bullying and systematic theft that I find morally reprehensible continue. Why shouldn't the government leave? Public systems are stable?
The people is a collective average of the population. You are part of the people. Your wishes make up a small proportion of the wishes of the population.
Especially without regard for consent, using a collective average of the population, lack of consensus becomes not only inevitable, but systematic; it will never go away - it can't.
No, I am advocating a form of consensus. Also, as I said with rules protecting the minority. This is why we have rights and protections for minority groups.
What form of consensus? What does it look like? If the minority is included without their consent, what do the rules "protecting" them matter? How isn't that baseless lip-service?
Majority consensus. The minority has their say, and isn't revealed to be the minority until after. The protections are real and significant. Ut has allowed the minority to grow.
In democracy no vote is seen as a vote. A vote for the status quo. Most people vote when they are unhappy with the system. So theoretically low voter turn out is approval of the system
I see no vote as vote of no confidence. imagine starting a gov, you & 1000 ppl go off into a room & vote for a gov then tell the 100M other ppl you now rule them bc they didnt vote no.
You're going to ignore my and others' overt disapproval of the system and not voting that we are openly and loudly saying? Nothing theoretical here. I don't approve.
The services provided create the stability. Law enforcement, justice system, military. They provide stability, most obvious during an emergency. Water and waste and such help as well.