Then stop driving, you're stealing space on the roads. Stop using technology, you're stealing innovation paid for by taxation. Give back your education, it was tax supported. Stop parasitising the peace you enjoy because of tax supported defense expenditures.
Shall I go on? That's just scratching the surface.
Your argument assumes that you don't benefit from taxation, which is FLAT FUCKING WRONG.
We've had this very same conversation before. You utterly failed to address it then and it's clear you're incapable of learning now.
Enough of your lazy, disingenuous, self centered whining about how taxes are theft until you pay every last red cent back for all the benefits you enjoy. And once you have settled up, get the fuck out.
I think this is the part where I begin to address your questions, while you ignore mine.
Although some of your assertions are childlike emotional bleatings and lack any link to any consistent philosophy in your rationale.` Consider the following two paragraphs...
So you're saying that a person who uses roads should pay the owner of the road to use it? I agree. Is the only way to pay the owner of the road thru confiscatory taxation which places an automatic lien on your house ? Who owns roads ?
You correctly imply that using a road creates an obligation to pay an owner(s) , that makes sense. Then you abandon the mutual exchange aspect and bluster / cite "education" as being a valid obligation without the mutual aspect. You then neglect to discuss the confiscatory nature of government schools where people are forced to pay for them whether they use them or not. Why?
Should I go on?
Also, citing "oooh but you benefit from taxation" isn't an argument. People benefit from being able to run their own lives and make choices about how they spend their time and money. If I paint your house absent your consent and then bill you a figure we never agreed to, I could claim you benefitted from the freshly painted house...but how does my claim create an obligation on you ? It doesn't.
My argument assumes that taxation is theft, because if you or I did the exact same actions as "taxation", it would be theft.
Are you man enough to admit that point?
Do similar actions by separate people cause the meaning of the action to change enough it requires a separate word to be used? No, it doesn't. If it were called theft though, rather than "taxation" , it would be harder to dupe people.
Could you define theft ? (I bet you don't)