The first narrator argues that taxes should not be seen as a burden but rather as something that society needs to function and provide necessary public services. They believe that everyone should contribute their fair share according to their income. The second narrator argues that taxes are oppressive and that the government has become too dependent on them, leading to inefficient use of resources. They propose a lower flat tax to encourage economic growth and personal responsibility. The third narrator believes that taxes are necessary but that the current system is flawed and unfair, giving loopholes and advantages to the wealthy. They propose a simplified and more progressive tax system to create a more just society.