> The taxed and the prosecuted. You said this before but which taxed people and which prosecuted are you thinking of? > Taxes aren’t an inherent ethical imper

> The taxed and the prosecuted. You said this before but which taxed people and which prosecuted are you thinking of? > Taxes aren’t an inherent ethical imperative Even if this is not true, there are certainly a number of pragmatic reasons to support them (it turns out it's much nicer to live somewhere where there is a fair and just judicial system, a functioning education system, roads/bridges/etc, internet, clean water, sewage systems and social protection for the less fortunate and well off).