You could lose all of your income and you still wouldn't be able to help the kids in Africa.
What I'm saying is that all the people complaining "this money is mine, I earned it" kind of mentality are forgetting how taxes to work. We pay taxes so that the US as a collective group of people can prosper.
You pay taxes and may not use every single road in your state, you may not be on welfare, you may not send your kids to the public schools, but that is not the point. The point is that everyone puts in their fair share whether you use the government services or not.
Again, your thinking is circular.
You could help some of the kids in Africa, why aren't you helping them? Because they live in another country?