The goal of the government should be to do whatever people pay for.

1) Protect citizens' rights to health and peace. This includes the general knowledge of (A) the prevention of violent crime and (B) the influence of substances on human health.

2) Protect the ownership of citizens. This includes preventing theft and enforcing legally enforceable contracts properly.

3) Provide necessary services to maintain the above responsibilities without being forced to give excessive power to the private sector. For example, a dispute resolution system is necessary to conclude a contract.

5. Through plan legislation and sublicense, citizens protect the right to live as a community

People have different opinions on who should pay for health and education. Some people think that they should be done by the government, others think that they should pay for it. I agree that it should not be regarded as a matter of course, but I believe that the government should provide health care and education. There are several reasons for people to think that people should pay for it. Why should governments pay for health and education because they may think that people are not paying proper taxes? For example, in Pakistan, taxes are low and only people paid are taxed, but most people involved in business activities often exempt from taxes. However, government facilities are still in use. In addition, some people believe that people who do not pay for education and medical care take these things as a matter of course, which will lead to inappropriate use of their services.

Education is an important element in the development of the country, and people should emphasize it very much. In fact, this concern can be achieved by paying taxes to schools funded by the government. Society is the first and last responsibility. Families should pay for universal education regardless of whether children attend school funded by the government for richness or whether they are part of society. Firstly, wealthy families living in this society should pay taxes to the schools funded by the government, and even if these taxes are paid to improve the quality of these schools it is economical No problem. In addition, family relatives are the teachers of these schools, they need some help to improve machinery and educational tools, and what if these families support school taxation?

Theme of thesis Family members who do not go to schools where the government funds for children do not need to pay taxes to support universal education. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?