How can I stop paying for the NHS?

Its not, actually;

Per person, the amount that goes towards the NHS in your taxes is between £1-£4.

If you don't want to pay that small amount for good healthcare for 60 million people; then that is your fault as a person within a society.

Wow less than I thought even What can you buy with that a couple of mc donalds seriously, what is his problem paying such a small contribution to the NHS which saves lives.

How can I be bound by something I have never been asked about and have never contracted on? Further, something I disagree with because I think better solutions exist. Does that strike you as ethical?

Because its "theft"

Because its "theft"

True that..... Bad government stealing all our money and throwing it into the nhs

Suppose that one man takes your car from you at gunpoint. Is this right or wrong? Most people would say that the man who does this is a thief who is violating your property rights.

Okay, now let's suppose that it's a gang of FIVE men that forcibly takes your car from you. Still wrong? Still stealing? Yup.

Now suppose that it's ten men that stop you at gunpoint, and before anything else they take a vote. You vote *against* them taking your car, but the ten of them vote for it and you are outvoted, ten to one. They take the car. Still stealing?

Let's add specialisation of labour. Suppose it's twenty men and one acts as negotiator for the group, one takes the vote, one oversees the vote, two hold the guns, one drives. Does that make it okay? Is it still stealing?

Suppose it's one hundred men and after forcibly taking your car they give you back a bicycle. That is, they do something nice for you. Is it still stealing?

Suppose the gang is two hundred strong and they not only give you back a bicycle but they buy a bicycle for a poor person as well. Is it still wrong? Is it still stealing?

How about if the gang has a thousand people? ten thousand? A million?

How big does this gang have to be before it becomes okay for them to vote to forcibly take your property away without your consent? When, exactly, does the immorality of theft become the alleged morality of taxation?

I am considering getting private health insurance, but no longer wish to contribute to the NHS as it is the worst healthcare system in Western Europe. I do not see it as my responsibility to pay for other peoples' healthcare, when I am more than willing to pay for my own.

Is there any way I can stop the British public stealing my money to pay for their healthcare?

Edit: I might have known that the extreme far left would have taken a disliking to my post.

This is completely ridiculous
If they steal my car at the gunpoint, but then care for the car, fix it when it breaks and chauffeur me to where I need to go, I wouldn't mind>

Riiiiight.

Spending on health is £120bn/year.

There are 40 million taxpayers.

So £1-4 each?

Riiiiiiight.

I am considering getting private health insurance, but no longer wish to contribute to the NHS as it is the worst healthcare system in Western Europe. I do not see it as my responsibility to pay for other peoples' healthcare, when I am more than willing to pay for my own.

Is there any way I can stop the British public stealing my money to pay for their healthcare?

Edit: I might have known that the extreme far left would have taken a disliking to my post.

If you are rich enough to afford private healthcare why do you care if you contribute to the NHS or not?

This is completely ridiculous
If they steal my car at the gunpoint, but then care for the car, fix it when it breaks and chauffeur me to where I need to go, I wouldn't mind>
Except the analogy is so crap, and the argument is so meaningless.
Government isnt exactly stealing a last piece of bread from your mouth.

OP is a blatant troll.

Wow less than I thought even What can you buy with that a couple of mc donalds seriously, what is his problem paying such a small contribution to the NHS which saves lives.

Or the OP isn't a socialist?

Or the OP isn't a socialist?