> A millionaire almost definitely used way more government services than a middle-class person Thank you for responding. Can you give some examples? I'm havin

> A millionaire almost definitely used way more government services than a middle-class person Thank you for responding. Can you give some examples? I'm having a hard time picturing it. And is it not at least partly paid for by (1) sales tax, (2) corporate tax, (3) the jobs and products they brought about? And the milder example seems easier to think about, someone making $100,000 versus another making $50,000. > A government is not a company with services rendered Can you please go into this a bit more?