Red8wop,  you have never read the Alaska Constitution, have you?  Start with Article VIII, Natural Resources.  Sections 1, 2, 3, 11 and 12 refute your juvenile assertions. 

We do own the resource, the "producers" merely have a leasehold interest.  And that resource must be developed "...for the maximum benefit of its people." Art. VIII, Sec 2.

At the current approximate price of oil, and annual throughput, the value of that resource is worth about $13,426.00 per Alaskan, per year.  It is because we have had legislators that takes bribes from Big Oil, or are directly employed by Big Oil, that the owners (us) are not getting maximum benefit- or anywhere close to the maximum benefit.  That is why the current tax law (SB-21) is unconstitutional.