يونس طه
02/04/2009, 07:14 PM
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
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During my student years studying political science, the words "social contract" were for me synonymous with all things good. For a fresh, hopeful, and an "I-will- conquer-the-world-once-I get-sanely-out- of-university" undergraduate, they signified freedom and equality between all. We were taught that a social contract was a contract made between equals to legitimise the government that is organising their affairs. And how did the government organise these affairs? By legislating and implementing laws of course, the highest of which is the constitution. For these laws to be legitimate however, they had to be endorsed by the people, who are supposedly all equal. If you haven't guessed yet, the catchword here is "equal".
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During my student years studying political science, the words "social contract" were for me synonymous with all things good. For a fresh, hopeful, and an "I-will- conquer-the-world-once-I get-sanely-out- of-university" undergraduate, they signified freedom and equality between all. We were taught that a social contract was a contract made between equals to legitimise the government that is organising their affairs. And how did the government organise these affairs? By legislating and implementing laws of course, the highest of which is the constitution. For these laws to be legitimate however, they had to be endorsed by the people, who are supposedly all equal. If you haven't guessed yet, the catchword here is "equal".