No, but what happens when I don't pay the fine, because I view it as illegitimate and immoral?
That's called breaking the law. You don't get to decide which rules apply to you and which don't.
And what happens if I insist I will not be kidnapped
You mean arrested.
and respond to force with force to prevent my immoral incarceration?
You mean forcefully resist arrest. Which is also illegal. And how is your incarceration immoral? You broke the law -> you go to jail. That's not immoral, that's having a lawfully governed society lol. You don't like it, don't break the law or don't stay in the US.
What happens if I do everything in my power to retain my freedom and prevent the loss of such?
Well, gee, maybe you shouldn't have broken the law in the first place? That's the cost of breaking the law: your freedom. That's a part of the cost of living in the United States, or any other country in the world for that matter, you have the obey the law lol.
I die. I'm murdered by agents of The State
It's not "murder" if you're killed by a cop who you start shooting at when the come to arrest you lol. That's their job, you don't get to kill them because you don't feel like obeying the law.
What are you saying we do, just have the police go to arrest people, and if they pull a gun the cops go "Oh, ok, I see you don't want to be arrested. Sure! We won't arrest you then!". I mean like seriously lol do you hear yourself?
So tell me again how you believe every action taken by government isn't backed by the threat of loss of life, liberty, and or property.
When you break the law, you get bear the consequences of breaking that law. That's how laws work. Sometimes you pay a fine, sometimes you have to do community service, sometimes you even go to jail. That's how civilized countries work. That's how an orderly society functions.
Arresting you is "kidnapping" you? Not it isn't lol. Should we just let criminals run rampant and only arrest them when the criminal decides they want to be arrested? Do you have any idea how ridiculous that sounds?
If you don't like the laws of this country, leave. But part of the cost of living in the United States is that you have to follow the law. I would have thought that would be pretty obvious...not sure why that's so confusing or scary for you.
Countries have laws. There are consequences for breaking laws. That's how the world functions.