Because you accepted those conditions upon purchasing the house. If you didn't want to accept that deal, you can leave the country and renounce citizenship.
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Replying to @the_f_m @sweetdeesez and
You're presuming the state has the right to impose those conditions. That needs defending. I could move into your neighborhood, declare conditions, and then interpret your actions as tacit consent, too. Doesn't mean I had a right to do that.
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Replying to @PoppertheCat @sweetdeesez and
I don't presume that, nor do I think the state has the right. But by purchasing land under the state, you are accepting the authority of the state by playing its game.
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Replying to @the_f_m @PoppertheCat and
How else would you suggest one purchases land? Without state involvement...
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Replying to @sweetdeesez @the_f_m and
You can't do anything without the state's involvement. Apparently everything we do justifies the state, which is a neat and tidy argument for totalitarianism.
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Replying to @PoppertheCat @sweetdeesez and
I would say that the only way to truly escape social contract would be to leave the country, renounce citizenship, and either live in Antarctica or build your own floating island out of pop bottles and dirt.
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Replying to @Not_a_Spi @the_f_m and
I'll see your floating free zone and raise you.
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Replying to @NTechlibre @Not_a_Spi and
Dude, you should read my novels.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JPPMS6
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