I'm heartened to see this downvoted, since it's basically tax-trolling.
Yes, there are people who think tax==bad. Most people (and for a century or so) have understood that taxes are ultimately spent, and normally with a "multiplier". That is, on something which actually stimulates further economic activity.
Corporate profit, OTOH, normally just satisfies the rent-seeking economy, which is not productive in any natural definition. For instance, dividends and stock buybacks. Yes, some corporate profit feeds entrepreneurship, but that's simply not a large fraction of the corporate economy.
It's simply pointing out that taxation of economic activity is detrimental to the state, not that taxes are evil. This should be avoided as much as possible unless truly necessary.
The state can still tax in two ways, taxes on undesirable negative extremity such as products that give you long cancer, and unreproducible privileges. I listed those examples. There may be ground for taxing extreme wealth but I want to see extreme inequality fixed first.
I am not even disputing that the government spending encourages economic activity, but we should at least not shoot ourselves in the foot only to heal the foot with another hand.
I am advocating for the interest of the state.