[Alberta's Child]

Working from home has enabled me to do something that I think would have tremendous social and economic value for this nation if it became the norm for most workers: I work in the same jurisdiction where I live.

This eliminates one of the major disruptive factors that emerged in our economy after World War II — when it became commonplace for people to spend most of their waking hours miles from home, working in places where they had no say in how the local government is run.

Of course, my job enables me to do this easily because I work for clients spread across multiple states, and I am the boss. My office isn’t a spare bedroom, either … it’s a full walk-out basement with extra desks for contractors, meeting space, and all the office electronics I need.

[T.B. Yoits]

...one of the major disruptive factors that emerged in our economy after World War II — when it became commonplace for people to spend most of their waking hours miles from home, working in places where they had no say in how the local government is run.

Agree - Taxation (payroll, income) Without Representation Is Tyranny.