That’s precisely what the majority of the citizens think here in our country: what you’re paying is not commensurate with what you’re getting.
We have so many taxes on consumer goods and services. There are also expanded value-added taxes, and yet, if you go to a public hospital, you will have to line up and beg politicians to get a letter of guarantee. It’s challenging to live in a third-world country due to the rampant corruption.
It’s the other way around in a third-world country; they pay so much, and yet you hardly get anything.