> Taxes are theft when taxes are used for nonpublic goods. That means any good that is not both nonrivalous and nonexcludable. No one else here seems to share

> Taxes are theft when taxes are used for nonpublic goods. That means any good that is not both nonrivalous and nonexcludable. No one else here seems to share this axiom. I appreciate that it’s important to your worldview but it’s also why you and everyone else are arguing past each other.