Sure great, you've described a tiny percent of the US taxes. There are some assumptions built it to this - that if the US government didn't do it, it wouldn't

Sure great, you've described a tiny percent of the US taxes. There are some assumptions built it to this - that if the US government didn't do it, it wouldn't get done. But some areas: 1. Extremely high housing costs due to zoning restrictions and government subsidized mortgages. 2. Extremely high medical costs due to regulation and central planning 3. Extremely high educational costs due to subsidized student loans. 4. Over 1 million people in jail 5. Involved in military actions and destabilizing actions around the world. 6. The war on drugs But even with that, based on the things above - is there any point at which taxes are too high? Why not make them 100% and then the government can provide food, shelter, and spending money?