> How much of your $60,000 did you see?

For that, you need to calculate the cost of every US govt program and calculate usage costs. Very complicated.

However, this statement is confusing to me. Do you agree to a bailout, as a society, to eventually get all of it back?

And, I also take issue with 100M tax payers. Are these Individual Income Tax payers? If so, what about all the non income tax payers and companiss that pay taxes? For every item you buy, some amount goes to the government in the form of sales tax.

And ultimately, what does the govt spend money on? You and your fellow citizens. Sure, now you are in a position to say you pay more taxes than the govt provides services, but if your kid turns out to be poor and homeless, the govt ought to take care of them, and they pay no taxes while enjoying govt services. So if you compute what you get back, would it be fair to say you have to take multi generational values?