Wrong. The wild is owned by the government (which administers the social contract). By virtue of being born in our society, you have no claim to it. Since you can't opt out of modern society, there's no opt-in to the social contract.
You're automatically in. The only way out is to break the covenants (and risk the consequences).
Wrong. The wild is owned by the government (which administers the social contract). By virtue of being born in our society, you have no claim to it. Since you can't opt out of modern society, there's no opt-in to the social contract.
You're automatically in. The only way out is to break the covenants (and risk the consequences).
You are not wrong but I still think my point is valid.
You are not wrong but I still think my point is valid.
Seems a little unfair to claim someone chose to enter into the social contract when in reality they did not. And wrong also.
Seems a little unfair to claim someone chose to enter into the social contract when in reality they did not. And wrong also.
Well even if there are consequences even severe ones for optiing out you still have the option of opting out don't you? I mean all choices have consequences some more severe that others. So isn't it still a choice at that point?
Well even if there are consequences even severe ones for optiing out you still have the option of opting out don't you? I mean all choices have consequences some more severe that others. So isn't it still a choice at that point?
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