The people aren't fully equipped to tell you what's going on really with what you're doing and you just think that oh great I have great insurance now no they're robbing you I would have never gotten the insurance had I not been f****** lied to
No one can see your tax return, so we do not know what you mean when you say the government is robbing you. We can tell that you have some sort of problem or confusion over your marketplace insurance and your 1095A, but you will need to explain more clearly what the issue is so we can be helpful to you.
If we had to guess at the problem, my best guess would be that you estimated your 2023 income when you applied for the marketplace insurance and ended up making more income than you expected to. Are they now making you pay back some of the monthly premium amount that was paid by the government, and is that reducing your refund?
If your income is less than 400% of the Federal Poverty Level for your family size, you can qualify for the Premium Tax Credit. If you underestimated your income when you signed up for the marketplace insurance, you would be liable to pay some or all of the Advanced Premium Tax Credit back even if you do not get sick or injured or use the insurance at all during the year.
Basically, when you file your taxes at the end of the year, if you have Marketplace insurance and received the credit, you will include form 8962 with your return which reconciles what you received with what you were eligible to receive. If you received too much, you have to pay it back when you file your taxes. If you received too little, then you would get a refund (or a reduction in what you owe) of what you didn't get but should have.
What is the Premium Tax Credit (PTC) and What is Tax Form 8962?