No. Your analogy is stupid. Because the taxpayers did not pay for your house. But privatization of resources we paid for is theft. It does not belong to the state. The state has no right to sell it. It belongs to the taxpayers. The state is employed to manage it. 
The only way privatization of government infrastructure can be just is if it is preceeded by a referendum where a two thirds majority of the owners (us) approved the sale and every cent of the sale is returned to us as tax rebates. You do not get to sell my property without my consent and even if get consent the proceeds are mine not yours.