That is not enough. W-2 is not enough. The state is neither evil nor useless. Government is wonderfully competent in delivering those things that its resources of money, science, and management allow. And for what it can successfully do, it rightly taxes citizens.
Government can build roads, bridges, airports, and baseball stadiums.
We can also hope that it may soon be able to budget funding for ends that it cannot competently provide, allowing instead that individual citizens choose various educational and social services from civil institutions through the use of vouchers. But we must not look to government to do what it is intrinsically, necessarily incapable of doing. We all know that every human person has a conscience, yet the modern state increasingly shows itself institutionally ignorant of this. Within the welfare debate, appeals are regularly made to the conscience of all who are to give, with no respect at all for the conscience of those who are to receive. If people are poor, it is assumed they have no dignity - no pride for which a handout would be unpleasant.