For sure.

My husband was explaining to my brother who has Asperger's that if he did not ahve to pay so many taxes, he would have extra funds to give to my bro. My bro cannot work right now, Autistic + burnout, way worse burnout than me. He is on wellfare. If he manages to be better and can work for a few months like a small contract, or one day per week, he loses that wellfare benefit. But he cannot work a lot if he can, and he would liek to try working, then stop if it's too much, but because if he does that, the wellfare would not start up again, he is not incentivised by the government to ever TRY to be able to get well enough to work, for the fear of not succeeding ENOUGH. BUT if we didn't pay taxes or not as many, my husband would be able to help my bro get by, voluntarily, and when my bro can work, the extra funds stop, and when he has to stop working again and take a good long break for his health, funds return. This would then incentivise him to at least try, give it an honest shot, then if he needs to stop, it's ok, and then later try again. The socialist system does not encourage people to be autonomous.