The long version would take us far off-topic,
so here’s the short one:
if the tax-paying base collapses, none of this matters.
At that point the debate isn’t about pricing — it’s about survival of the system.
I could outline the full methodology behind this view,
but that would turn the thread into a private seminar — and that’s not what comment sections are for.
All the majority of people heard from you is “I pay more taxes”
We’ve become an incredibly selfish nation on average, and until these systems collapse and people get to feel the hot stove, they aren’t going to change their minds about keeping any sort of system or infrastructure in place
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The long version would take us far off-topic, so here’s the short one: if the tax-paying base collapses, none of this matters.
At that point the debate isn’t about pricing — it’s about survival of the system.
I could outline the full methodology behind this view, but that would turn the thread into a private seminar — and that’s not what comment sections are for.
All the majority of people heard from you is “I pay more taxes”
We’ve become an incredibly selfish nation on average, and until these systems collapse and people get to feel the hot stove, they aren’t going to change their minds about keeping any sort of system or infrastructure in place