NH has an income tax that starts at 25%, but none of it goes to the state government (therefore it has one of the <i>highest</i> proportions of wasteful tax burden). The speed limit is still capped at 65mph (even though motorcycle helmets are not required). And I doubt one can simply walk into a pharmacy and buy whatever they&#x27;d like.<p>The general response to these points is the root of my objection to the NH ethos. The few times I&#x27;ve heard about the FSP from the locals, it was not positive. Of course the mostly-accountable local government is easily gutted! Meanwhile the larger and more resource-draining tyranny remains intact, and perhaps even more supported due to less immediate intrusion. This seems less like actual freedom, and more like a sandbox for pretending to escape.