In that case, again:
What's your justification for this? Why do you still feel you should be entitled to the services provided by the government when you don't contribute financially towards them?
You're entitled to your opinion, and I don't particularly disagree with the sentiment, but you can't state it as some sort fact, like you are now, without any logical argument as to why it should be the case. The main problem with your idea is just practicality; if you scrap income tax and then raise corporation tax to cover the losses you'd drive a massive amount of business overseas where they're practically begging companies with offers of tax breaks, cheap labour, etc. to migrate there.
The main problem I (and maybe others) have with your posts is that all you have are a collection of loose personal opinions, with no solid foundation. Yet, you're acting as if they're written in stone facts. Just blindly parroting the same baseless talking points like "income tax is theft", "businesses should pay taxes, not individuals", etc. is just as bad in my opinion as the other extreme with Marxist slogans like "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need".
