Exactly. I don't want the majority to decide for me. I don't want to live in a system where people can force me to do anything.
But you live in a state where the majority forces you to pay taxes. And nobody asks whether you need to do that...
Maybe I wanted to pay some taxes? - That's called a donation. Of course, maybe you want government to force taxes on you because you are a masochist? If you told people that they can have no taxes, but if their house catches fire they have to ask neighbors for help, most of them would pay. - There is a lot of experience in living. Make a list, and buy the things you want. Call it insurance. Don't get taxed for all kinds of things that you don't want. - When you go to the store to buy groceries, the checkout cashier gives you a receipt for what you bought. Where is there ever a personalized receipt that shows you what you got for your tax money? Forget taxation. Buy what you are getting, and don't pay for stuff you don't want. Make all the roads toll roads, and only the people who use them pay.
We can choose to live in places where taxes are low. For instance, Germany decided not to tax bitcoin holders, and you can get various benefits for moving to El Salvador with your bitcoin.
In your commune we live by your rules.
The bottom line rule for a commune should be, each family or person is their own private commune within the commune. There are no other requirements except to harm no one and no damage to property not your own.
Of course, that might make it not a commune, right?
