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There's no such thing as constitutional rights. The founders of the US recognized that rights did not come from the Constitution. Instead, what we see are the rights that the constitution claims to protect.
But one is either governed or free; you cannot be both. Free people have rights. Slaves have liberties. Slaves were allowed to go into town and perhaps earn money this was called a liberty. Marines go on Liberty leave. So we see that Liberty is something given by an authority.
So someone asked me, what about the social contract? The social contract is simply a lie designed to keep you subjugated to your masters the state. It's the same lie told to slaves in the Old South. And because the slaves believed it many of them didn't run away.
If you believed in the social contract then that social contract was in force in 1776 and you need to go apologize to the British. That would mean it was wrong for the to have declared independence.
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJvKfMG6/
A tiktok in which I answer the question: What about the social contract?
I have an idea about handling the pandemic. Treat people like they are free. Trust people to make responsible decisions for themselves, their family, and community. #freedomworks Give them tax relief. Stop stealing the income of people. #taxationistheft
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