We do need to figure out what we will do to ID people in cars. Once cars aren't licensed, you will get into a fatal accident and the person causing it, if they can get away, will. No one will know whose car it is. If someone robs your business and gets in their car, you want to be able to give a license plate number to the police. If someone kidnaps your kid, you want to be able to give a license plate number at least. I think ID plates on cars are a good thing.

As far as property, I can see registering your property (or car for that matter), paying an admin fee ($30 or $50 or whatever nominal fee) and that's it. It's yours.

We do need a national ID so we know who is here illegally. We need standards to do that though.

I also think standards on buildings are a good thing, since I want to know if I visit someone in a high rise, it will stand because we aren't a third world country, and if I buy a house I want to know that the electrical was done properly and the house won't burn down. The only way to do that without standards and checks is for everyone buying a house/apartment/condo/whatever to know everything there is to know about electricity, plumbing, building, etc. That's unreasonable IMO.

I think we can pay nominal fees to cover someone's salary and supplies, however these out of control taxes/fees are stupid. It's lining people's pockets. We do need to figure out a new system before we ghost it all though.