Good points :) I don't have answers... Just thoughts.

Roads: Not sure if it was ever fair to pay for road infrastructure through income tax since it's effectively subsidizing car use and perhaps the destruction of alternative transportation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_conspiracy

I half agree with the idea of some public utilities being supported via tax, but even with hospitals or schools I see a problem: Who decides what a schools teaches? Isn't it dangerous for those in political power to fund the 'education' system?

And where is the incentive to look seriously at modern dis-ease (disease) when the symptoms of dis-ease (disease) are treated by government-funded 'doctors' to maintain an existing flawed society?

Of course, I see this is a very complex problem. I'm not against tax, I'm just against everything that we call 'tax' today.

Thanks again for reading :) And for provoking some interesting thoughts.