AND excises. Later on, Diezel showed to you how, say, gas taxes could be used to pay for police, and you replied, "That would be an excise tax." Clearly stating that it wouldn't be included in the funding for my hypothetical police force, since the whole point of your rebuttal was defending your absurd claim that I don't want police protection for the poor. That was a LIE, since from the start I mentioned excises along with user fees.
If you only meant excise taxes, then you should have left it as that. It was your decision to include "usage fees", which delegates some form of service only to those that can afford it.
But that doesn't change the fact that I never said that everyone should have to pay directly for police protection. That's called "lying."
You said "usage fees", not me. That means people whould have to pay FEES to USE the service of the Police. There is absolutely no other way to interpret that other then as having to pay directly for police protection.
Feel free to retract or clarify your statement, there is no need to call me a liar.
Also, as I pointed out, there are people today who pay little or nothing towards police protection. So your "logic" is invalid anyway, since the police force does NOT have exclude its protections to those who pay for it directly.