[OneWingedShark]

Personally I did not have a choice to be in SS or not. My parents signed me into this contract and I have no way of getting out of it. talk about invalid contracts. They provide no way of people ever leaving and you can be stuck in it by someone else. If it was any other contract people would be fighting against it tooth and nail.

You bring up a good point: my Social Security card was signed by my father (I have it somewhere) -- therefore, wouldn't the SS-witholdings constitute a state of involuntary servitude?

[Secret Agent Man]

it’s not servitude as much as it is an involuntary contract. one you cannot get out of even if you never agreed to it in the first place.

if it was anything else courts would apply thousands of years of standing contract law and tens of millions of people would be free to leave social security and get what they paid in involuntarily, back.