It’s simple.
Three facts:
Local government is smaller than state government.
Local government, being smaller, and comprises individuals, is closer to individual decision-making.
State government control of local tax policy takes decision-making away from local government (and therefore farther away from individual decision-making).
You just prefer lower taxes for yourself, in your jurisdiction, even if it means infringing on the ability of fellow citizens in other local jurisdictions to exercise their ability for self-government of their local jurisdiction.
Why wouldn’t you just move to another jurisdiction that better matches your tax preferences?
Like you suggested here:
It’s a view someone can have.
But it’s not particularly congruent with preferring decision-making by smaller government, because state governments are by definition larger than local governments.
It’s also not particularly congruent with freedom of individuals (relative to governing bodies) because the larger group is imposing its policy on the smaller group.
Or, in your words: