If you don’t pay into the pot, why should you eat from it

SS:
“If you don’t pay into the pot, why should you eat from it?”

We live in countries where millionaires, billionaires, trillionaires, and the biggest companies use public roads, courts, police, hospitals, clean water, military protection, and an educated workforce, all built and maintained by taxes.
But many of them pay little to none.

So ask yourself:
Why should someone who contributes the least get the most protection?
Why should their homes be saved by publicly funded fire departments?
Why should their wealth be protected by taxpayer-funded police and military?
Why should their businesses use public roads and airports built by our taxes… while they hide theirs in offshore accounts?

A fair society isn’t about punishing wealth. It’s about making sure everyone contributes to what they use.
If we pay for it, they should too.
If they refuse, maybe it’s time they fund their own private country.
Because a system built by all but serving only a few… isn’t a society. It’s a racket.