You'll find no stauncher ally than me regarding property taxes, I hate them with a burning seething passion (and I've never actually paid any).
So where do you live? Unless you live in a "tent city" or somewhere else you can pitch a tent or park a trailer for free, you actually DO pay property taxes.
When you rent a house, apartment, condo, hotel/motel room, you are paying the property tax as it is factored into the "Rent". As someone who is intimately involved in rental property, I can assure you that as property tax increases, so does the rent.
What I would like to see WA State adopt is a similar program as exists in Arizona (and other states as well) where the value of a piece of property is established when you purchase it. That is the basis for all future property tax and it remains such until it is sold. This provides the homeowner two benefits. If they choose to stay in the property for a long time they aren't faced with tax creep. The other is that the Sale Price is the most accurate method of assessing a tax. The method used in WA, where comparable values based on similar property sales has too many chances for error as well as the possibility that Assessors inflate values in order to generate more revenue. This would keep "little old ladies" from getting kicked to the curb. If they and their husband bought the place sometime after WWII for $5,000 and today it's worth a million bucks, all the taxes they would have paid was on the basis of the original purchase price. When they die however, the heirs would have to pay on the basis of current value.
Do I see another "Tim Eyman Initiative" in this? Maybe soon.