Re: roads, I agree that not all roads are toll roads. The good news is that roads are relatively inexpensive to build and maintain (for example, the federal transportation budget is only 2.3% of total yearly spending, 28 billion dollars).
So, those who want to use roads, should be charged a fair price, and road companies should compete to lower costs where possible.
The argument that "if we don't pay taxes (which are ever increasing and are going towards services that are decreasing in quality), then everyone will go nuts and modern society will collapse!!!" is actually extortion and a clever diversion.
We all want cheaper, more effective services. We all want the poorest members of society to not be kicked when they are already down.
The issue is that world governments are run by an elite few people who funnel our taxes to their bank accounts through scams and poorly rendered services.
And when we figured out this scam and went public with the info, we were yelled at to keep paying our taxes ;)