I'm fine with having a debate about which taxes are moral. I just don't really like to see people saying that "all taxation is theft," because it's rhetoric that starts to become gospel.

I hate the income tax, not because I'm taxed, but because the average person doesn't have to physically pay it. It is a shock when people first look at their pay check, but pretty soon, people don't even look at those numbers any more. If it were me, every citizen would get a bank account and taxes would be withdrawn to that account automatically, similarly to how it's done now. The citizens would collect interest on their tax money over the course of the year. At the end of the year, they'd get a receipt, line-item, for everything they paid taxes towards, showing exactly what they paid for it that year. Then they'd have to write a check to the IRS that comes out of that bank account. After they write the check, the bank can refund anything left over for the year.

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