Since you're focusing so hard on one verse, let's take a look at what smarter people than you say.
I see you're using ONLY the king James translation. Always useful to get more clear translations like the NIV or expanded KJV.
From the NIV:
Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God.
Does this word mean that God is actively running the government that is totally under his control and doing His will in all things? If it was a good government, it should be. But since mankind has free will, this is not always so. In fact it is almost NEVER the case.
So what does "Establish" mean? To bigger experts than you, it means that it was allowed to come into existence. It does not mean that it is actually run by or synonymous to God's will. It means that God allowed them to come to power to serve His purposes and move forward to His ends. Now as with all thing God does, he allows us to choose His will or our own will and rebel in sin. He knows what we will do already, and has already planned ahead to use what we do for His ends. But that does not mean that God directs our choice. It is still OUR choice.
Now let's actually read more into context. Remember, that Romans was written by Paul as a letter to the Romans to help them with the big questions for Christians living in a culture that claimed it's ruler WAS a god. They were told to bow down and worship him or suffer imprisonment or death. There were problems from people using coins stamped with the caesar's image. It is part of why the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus into the questions about taxation being a rebellion against God in their faith, and failed. Christ diffused it best of course by pointing out we should render unto caesar, what is caesar's. Money. He demands taxes, give him taxes. Render unto God, what is God's. SO what IS God's? Your heart and soul. The flesh and this world is temporary and passing. Corrupted with sin and decay. His Kingdom is eternal and not of the flesh. Know the difference between the two, and give God what is of real value.
Paul continues in Romans 13 about taxation.
6: This is also why you pay taxes, for the authorities are God's servants, who give their full time to governing.
In common sense and vernacular, what does this mean? Simply put, Government works to govern and people devote their lives to this. They must be supported and therefore require you, as a member of the people they rule or in modern reference, serve, to pay for them to sustain themselves. This does not exempt them from being good rulers and servants of the people. They must still hold to their obligations of being Godly and seeking God's will, but you have an obligation to pay taxes for what the government needs to run.
Now, where the issue falls apart for socialists in this nation is that Government has abandoned it's agreed upon limits and has gone... rogue. It is violating the covenant between it and it's people. It does not serve equally, favoring special interests. It does not limit itself to it's properly appointed taxes, taking more than it needs to redistribute wealth to it's friends. This is not Godly behavior, and therefore we the people have the right to complain and petition, question and replace according to our own governmental compact. Which, if you seem to recall, has been established by God by your own logic, and therefore must be honored and obeyed. Something our own government is not doing.
7: Give everyone what you owe him: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; if revenue, then revenue; if respect, then respect; if honor, then honor.
Simply put: Do not lie and cheat the government out of what is rightfully theirs for their operation. Since our government is in violation of it's rules as established, we have a right to demand their return to the rules, but until then, you pay what government commands you to pay and be good citizens.
8: Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for he who loves his fellowman has fulfilled the law.
And our government is obeying God on this how? They steal from one citizen to give to another. How is this showing the debt of love?
9: The commandments, "Do not commit adultery," "Do not murder," "Do not steal," "Do not covet," [fn] and whatever other commandment there may be, are summed up in this one rule: "Love your neighbor as yourself." [fn]
Love your neighbor as yourself. How is it that you believe that the top 2% of wage earners do not deserve what they have worked for? Where's the love in this? No where in scripture does it say that someone is not allowed to enjoy the fruits of their labor. If you can find it without twisting it's meaning or taking it out of context, I'll be shocked.
So, now that we've shown you are playing 'salad bar' with scripture for your own evil ends, you wanna try this again sockpuppet? And lest we not forget:
Romans 13:10 Love does no harm to its neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.
