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Good question. Apparently "equal under the law" does not apply to taxes anyway. Vis. the large number of private tax bills now in our code that start with lines like: "for a aerospace manufacturing company with more than 500 employees locatated in Catskill County ... ".

The article failes to list that state with no income. So while Hawaii sounds like a nice place to retire on this article Washington, Texas, Forida, New Hampshire, Nevada and Wyoming are nice places to live and work, income-tax-free.

Why not just make public "servants" royalty? We could address them as "your lordship", they can rent us land to live on. You know, just like the good old days ...