abacus wrote:

The problem, at least as I see it and continuing with your analogy
here, would be like a sizeable (but minority) group of people
complaining that the bus doesn't provide transportation to where they
want to go. They then wish to either have the public transportation
system - which they help fund through their tax dollars - either
accomodate their needs by adding their destination to the route or
providing vouchers to help defray the costs of their going where they
need to go.
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The State bus system is as large as the Democracy is willing to pay
for at any given time, and it goes where the Majority has approved.
You don't have the right to expect the State to give you cab fare
just because the bus doesn't go where you wanted it to go. And
you STILL have to pay your taxes.
Steve