I agree with this. One, taxes are forced upon citizens from the government; which is only necessary in the government's view. Often the government does not use our taxes in a way that would always benefit everybody. Two, government limits the free rights of people. Though making laws is seen as helpful, it still makes people follow certain rules, which is not freedom. And lastly, there would be no wars influenced by the government. This would lead to people not having to sign up for military services.

Having a government has its positives, but along with it creates many problems. For example, though people have protection and insurance from government, people in turn have to give services such as being in the military if needed, and of course, have to pay taxes. Many people don't have the ability to meet the required laws of the government, and therefore it is unfair for those people who are unable to defend themselves if targeted. The government also stirs a lot of trouble, such as political debates and people going as far as to rage in the streets. With all of the controversy following the government, people have gotten hurt in the process. Lastly, the people in power (mainly people like the president and congress) have the most control over a huge amount of people. If we didn't have government, people would be able to own the land and the houses that they live in, which can decrease problems like paying for bills. Perhaps without a government, people would not have disagreements with other countries or parties. Overall, the government provides many things that people have taken for granted. But in return of this, people are taken away from a lot of their own rights and are forced to obey to the law.