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agreed
I think I agree with you. I don't mind reasonable taxes, as long as there's transparency. I have found, in my time in Nicaragua and Philippines, that I don't at all like taxes based on citizenship / political affiliation, "taxes" paid without a receipt under threat of noncooperation, or taxes just because a politician would like something.
Looking forward to hearing your first-hand reports when you do visit.