I disagree with your opinion that having no government would be better. You say there would be no riots caused by politics, but most riots are not a result of politics. I believe there would actually be way more riots, because people wouldn't fear punishment from the law. You also brought up the point that there would be no taxes. This would actually be a bad thing, because there wouldn't be funding for cleanup services, teachers, public transportation, road projects, parks, and more. So, while you do make some good points, I disagree with your statement that having no government is better than having one.

I believe that having a government is necessary, because without it, America would be a very dangerous place. One reason it would be dangerous is because there would be no government regulations. For example, we would not know if water was purified or food was safe to eat, because the government would not be there to hire people to inspect it. It would also be dangerous, because without a government to make laws, people could be murdering each other and committing violent crimes without fear of punishment. The government also could not protect us from outside forces such as countries coming to invade us. We would have no way to protect ourselves in an attack, so we would be very easy to take over. In addition, there would be nobody to send us emergency warnings if a natural disaster was coming to our country such as a hurricane or earthquake. Going along with this, the government would not be there to send money to help victims of disasters. Lastly, there would be nobody to help sick or injured people. Doctors, nurses, or EMT's could be importers that have no medical background, just looking for money. To conclude, without a government, the United States would be a horrible, chaotic, dangerous country.