Modern politics should not be called politics but instead debates, real politics should be just a world pushing for a better country.

Modern politics are a joke, it is often about whos right and usually ends up in the two main parties trying to be contrarians and disagreeing for no reason.

While a social contract may sound good on paper, how would one work in practice? Would non participants be considered sovereign citizens and not be subject to rules or will they just be deported ? As much as I would like the option I do not think one is plausible.

I imagine that this was mainly a problem with the English and other protestant monarchies, specifically because England had its own protestant church; they were not held back by the catholic clergy essentially giving these countries ultimate power over citizens (not that the Roman Catholic Church would care about its citizens)

I always find myself thinking about this. Thinking that the simple act of government is tyrannic in and of itself, being forced to be part of a society you did not choose to be a part of or follow a certain set a rules that are not relevant to one is cruel, its like being part of a cult you were never asked to join. However the difference between a cult and a government is that cult leaders usually accept they are manipulating people for their own gain, but governments usually believe that they are doing good for the people and not the other way around.

I honestly believe so. What some may call a broken system is actually completely intentional. For example many people specifically left wing activists (I am unbiased in politics) have called out the united states tax system and calling it broken due to the poor having pay more taxes than the rich. However Adam Smith (the person who's theory modern capitalism is built off of today) believed that taxing in rich less than the poor. This was not to create classist inequality but only to improve the wealth of nations and to keep the rich from taking their businesses elsewhere.