The “social contract” was never a contract.

[White Wolf]

The “social contract” was never a contract.
A real contract requires consent, negotiation, and the ability to say no.

Yet the state claims you “agreed” to its rules simply by being born, and that you owe obedience to terms you never saw, never signed, and never had the option to reject.

If a corporation tried to impose a contract on you at birth, enforced by threats, everyone would call it fraud.
But when government does it, people call it “civics.”

A contract you never signed isn’t a contract. It’s an excuse used to justify control.

If consent matters in every other part of life, why do we pretend it doesn’t matter where it’s needed most?