> Funny that it's called a "social contract" when it doesn't conform to contract law!
It is a basic principle of contract law that you ratify a contract (implicitly consent) by acting according to the contract.
You have, for some number of years, accepted the protection of the state. You have ratified the contract through your participation in civilized society.
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> Funny that it's called a "social contract" when it doesn't conform to contract law!
It is a basic principle of contract law that you ratify a contract (implicitly consent) by acting according to the contract.
You have, for some number of years, accepted the protection of the state. You have ratified the contract through your participation in civilized society.