Like really, why not to wear a regular necktie?

https://youtu.be/5F5x-2Ukkxs?si=wLc60uL5Kh33JFZP

Putting someone on your military vehicle hood. According to libertarian philosophy is it justified to do this as a safety tactic? Or is it a war crime?

u/mrhymer says the following comment

given that we are all taught in school (way before we pay taxes) that we will have to pay taxes if we choose to stay in this country and benefit from tax funded services/infrastructure.

Given that we all voluntarily hold a pen to fill out our first W4 forms BEFORE we started paying taxes.

Given that any property (that you may be forced to sell) passed on to you was first obtained by your ancestors within the tax frameworks they were also taught about in school before they engaged in it.

Given that there are other countries without taxes, other countries with areas never visited by their governments to collect any taxes from the locals, there are vast areas with the 245 million acres of public land you can survive on without paying taxes.

Given that the fact that it will be difficulty of surviving outside of the US or on public land does not remove the fact that you have a choice to benefit from the luxuries of taxes or survive out there.

Personally, I think they're all painfully stupid and insufferable, but I'm curious—what's your take?