Inflation is a stealth tax and we've had plenty of that. And yes I include real estate tripling or quadrupling from the mid 90s thru the mid 00s as inflation (asset appreciation for one generation vs unbearable debt burden for the next buyer). All sorts of "fees" and various stop gap taxes have been put into place over the past 20 years. These should be factored in as well. Then we have gas taxes and local sales taxes to account for.
Should we talk about the costs of attending college? or private schools? or property taxes? or health insurance? Plenty of other things to throw into the "inflation tax" bin...
Sorry, but any meaningful debate about "taxes" has to include ALL of the taxes that someone pays over the course of a year. By that measure, (including rampant inflation in many necessities), we've been taxed more than enough.