The government, IE The politicians and the bureaucrats, are the theives. They give to themselves.
You don't steal money from someone by providing them with a good and service that they want.
BTW I noticed you didnt disagree that the government steals money from people. You just think their robbery is justified. So clearly your moral justification for why "unequal distribution of wealth" is wrong is not something you actually believe. If you actually objected to stealing, you would object to stealing in all it's forms. You just object to what you call stealing while justifying the kind you like.
We need to prevent these Robbers from having power in our government or they will cause the collapse of it.
Uh...I didn't say that the goverment 'steals' from anybody, I said that the government 'takes'.
I agree that there's a lot of corruption in government and that quite a lot of politicians line their own pockets - but that's a separate issue.
As far as the notion that selling goods and services is not ripping off the customer...sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't. If the goods or services are non-essential items then it's perfectly O.K. to charge whatever the customers are willing to pay...as in the case of guitars.
However, in the case of essential services, most of the time business extorts the customers - if the government lets them get away with it. If people need medical or legal help, for example, the charges for these services are astronomically and completely non-proportional to the cost of delivering these services. There's nothing customers can do about it. It's pure extortion.
The only thing that stands between us and $500/ gallon milk is the government.
But, getting back to the point, it's the low level workers that are usually the ones (especially in manufactirung) that are almost always getting ripped off.
Do you really think that the workers in the factories that build all the high tech equiment that are in our hospitals are the ones getting the big bucks? They don't have a pot to piss in. Yet the cost of hospital equipment is astronomical. It really doesn't cost any more to manufacture than your home PC does, but it all costs way more.
"$500 a gallon milk". And this is the piss-brained moron arrogantly telling OTHER people they know nothing about economics?
I'm feeling generous today, Pi8ss-Brain, so instead of just laughing at you and ignoring you, I'm going to give you a short lesson in why it's NOT the government that stands between us and "$500 a gallon milk".

Sorry, but that's just ******* hilarious every time I hear it.
Do you know what happens LONG before milk gets to $500 a gallon?

First, people stop buying cow's milk and start using substitutes, like soy milk. The soybean industry, no fools they, see how the dairy industry is foolishly pushing customers into their arms, and make a point of keeping prices reasonable in comparison so that they can make a bloody fortune off quantity sales.
THEN, I and a bunch of other people go out and buy some cows and start selling milk ourselves for prices competitive with the soy milk prices. The dairy people who listened to YOUR stupid economic ideas have already gone out of business somewhere back when everyone was on soy milk, and I and my new competitors buy up their dairies and other assets, and BOOM! Everything's back the way it was, and we've learned the lesson of our predecessors, the one you're too much of a piss-brain to see: if you raise prices too much, someone's going to come along and cut the legs out from under you.
Thank you. This concludes today's lesson in "How to live in the real world without being a piss-brain". We now return you to your regularly-scheduled mouthbreathing.