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RE: Taxes, are they limiting our freedom?

in #money7 years ago (edited)

You call others idiots, but you don't even realize the "social contract" is just a name for a particular state of affairs that can arise in societies, not a literal contract. As an anarchist I believe any system of power and coercion that can't justify itself should be dismantled and replaced with something more just. You are not gonna easily convince me that the social contract doctrine cannot be easily justified. You don't sign off to (virtually) anything in a society. Society has norms and also laws. You are born into it and by the time you reach age of consent you don't need to sign anything, your agreement is implicit. So you can either decide to accept them, you can challenge them or you can leave.

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everytime someone challenges tradition you're baffled by it, each time someone turns their back to tradition you're perplexed and confused,

wat

Retard, can you point out a list of laws and rules that make up this doctrine? Does it actually exist outside your nonsensical assertion that it's not anything like a contract..

haha! :D

Haha totally lol! :D

make me believe otherwise.

Me:whats the rules and laws of this

You said it haha! ;)