It's not evil. Taxes are not evil at all. I want a functioning government, including the services it provides.
There's a trendy concept that all taxes are evil, but rationally that doesn't hold any water at all.
> definitely not all money is productive and it can be easily wasted on worthless products and services. Taxing the tools to create value is not the same as taxing for example vodka.
This undermines the free market, and basic freedom. I judge for myself, knowing my situation, the best place to spend my money. Sometimes vodka has the highest ROI, and don't forget that the money goes to the store which then spends it again. Macroeconomically, even if I gave the liquor store owner money for nothing, I haven't burnt the money. It's in new hands ready to be spent again (and the rate of transactions has a major impact on the economy).
But yes, we still can make some judgments about what to tax, and investment in fact often gets a tax break.