It seems reasonable to suggest that without knowledge of the data and policies that have resulted in so large a percentage of Americans avoiding the responsibility to pay income taxes, one can hardly form a rational opinion as to whether or not these folks are taking advantage of the system while leaving the rest of us to foot the bills.
In short, prosperity, for all of its wonders, and those wonders include what it says about men existing for their rational selves, has a tradeoff in the form of an electorate that gets flabby.
As shown below, the most impactful form of traction is when your venture repeatedly convinces rational, third-party customers to happily part with their hard-earned cash, at a market price, in exchange for your solution.