
The government was constructed to establish laws to govern the people and establish order in the United States. It was anti-taxation in its creation and the income tax wasn’t even established until 1913 then the Federal Reserve was created. So no. It is not literally the entire point of having a government. However, at the scale of growth in this country and now being a cog in the wheel of a global economy, yes it does take taxes to help keep things running.
Dig deeper than that. Why was the government created? Because the Articles of Confederation failed abysmally. So the Constitution was written to unite the states as a formal country. That very same document outlined things the treasury and who can levy taxes. In fact, it specifically states that Congress can levy taxes to provide for the general welfare.
Studies consistently show that the amount of people just mooching off the government is way lower than politicians are telling you. Most people who get benefits do work, and the benefits they get are still minuscule. No one is getting their entire life paid for by tax dollars without working a day in their lives. Except politicians themselves.
What is your point? That Somali people don’t deserve food or healthcare? Are you implying that Somalians on these programs aren’t also working? What of all the Somali children these programs benefit? If you’re going to be racist, just say what you mean instead of hiding behind figures.