Taxation itself is a form of theft. We never had an income tax in the United States before WW2. It was called the “victory tax” and became the abomination it is today.
Propaganda.
> We never had an income tax in the United States before WW2.
There was an income tax during the American Civil War, but it was temporary. Then Congress passed an income tax in 1894, which was ruled unconstitutional in 1895. The 16th Amendment, which made it constitutional, was ratified in 1913. So your history is as shaky as your moral philosophy.
Revenue Act of 1861
Wilson–Gorman Tariff Act (1894)
Revenue Act of 1913 (and the Sixteenth Amendment)