We Don't Need No Stinkin' Social Contract. ... or do we?

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What’s the ole saying “Contracts are made to be broken.”?

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#3

Contracts define the corporation. I quit that gig, thank you.

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Is there reason to believe a new one would be respected any more than the old one was? For that matter, what exactly was wrong with the old one, aside from the fact that it wasn’t respected?

I sure don’t want no stinkin’ social contract that contemporary America might dream up . . . I’ll take the 18th-century version first.

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A contract requires two voluntary signatories. I never signed or agreed to anything. I live within the existing laws because my only other choice is to be a “criminal”. So there never was any “social contract.”

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Actually, when you fill out your 1040 form for the IRS, you have signed a contract with them to voluntarily pay taxes. They make out the form and you sign the contract.

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And if you don’t sign, they will fine you, and if you don’t pay the fine, they will put you into jail. Ultimately, that’s signing at the point of a gun.

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To quote John Adams:

Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.

What people often fail to understand is this: The above had no bearing on whether we were “believers” or not. It was the waters in which we all swam.

The Constitution was the social contract formalized in words for an American people by and large worthy of its promise. And capable of defending it. It became, through its people, the beacon of the free world.

But as we can see, the ‘demons’ altered the social contract to honor only those who fall outside its regard. Only now do we begin to comprehend that the People were always the Word, and the paper a secondhand reflection.

Law and politics mean nothing beyond the social contract. Without a return to their former state, the people will surrender or fight to the death to determine who in fact inherits the earth.

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As it turns out, not necessarily. You have to know to what you are no longer agreeing.

#10

Sounds good to me! Anything I can do to not pay taxes would be fantastic!

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I would start with a Telegram channel called “Opting OUT of U.S. income tax”. Education. education. education. There are many ways to become a free man or woman.

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How is a Telegram channel better than this forum? I haven’t used Telegram before so I don’t know what value it will bring.

Do you have any links you can post (as time permits of course)?

Thanks!