<i>Both of these are immoral. Therefore, not paying your fair share (note that I didn&#x27;t say &quot;legal share&quot;) is immoral.</i><p>Fairness is subjective. Morality is subjective. Legality is objective.<p>It&#x27;s not &quot;fair&quot; that 51% of people get to decide which services to provide, how much to pay for them, under which conditions to provide them, then use force and the threat of force to compel the other 49% of people to pay for it.<p>I didn&#x27;t ask for these services. I have no moral obligation to pay anything for them and I have no legal obligation to pay anything more than the law requires.<p>We don&#x27;t legislate morality.<p><i>It&#x27;s basically hacking the system.</i><p>Agreed and it&#x27;s not immoral to hack the system.<p>The state has every advantage. The state can write the laws. The state can interpret the laws. The state has men with guns to enforce the laws.<p>Even with all of these advantages over the individual, sometimes the state doesn&#x27;t come out on top. That&#x27;s a failure of the state, not the individual.<p>If you write the rules in your favor, interpret the rules in your favor and enforce the rules in your favor, it rings hollow when you cry that it wasn&#x27;t fair that the little guy beat you using the rules that you wrote, interpreted and enforced.