Yukon Cornelius said:
It is theft. You can create any justifications you want but you are arbitrarily advocating for taking away someone's property because they have more of it than others.
We should be more concerned with Gods perspective not our own from positions of envy. Those with more will have to give an account to God for how they steward it.
There will always be people with more than you and those less than you. Do you consider yourself so righteous you know where the arbitrary lines of wealth lay that justify taking away?
It's not theft, because you can opt out. Your parents, when they consented to have you in the USA, consented for you to grow up in a society where taxation is the law of the land. You can always renounce your citizenship and leave. You don't get to be an American and decide which of the country's laws you get to follow.
Where you draw a line is tangential to the fact that a line needs to be drawn. You can argue that 45 is too slow of a speed limit, not that there doesn't need to be any sort of speed limits. Research the Greek roots of the word "economics", it has very little to do with supply and demand curves and lot to do with household management.
