I'll give it a shot not for justification but thought: "Why
   don't I have the right to opt out of society? When did I ever
   sign on the dotted line to obey the law?" 2nd question 1st.
   [Insert Name] is born to parents. The parents of [Insert Name]
   were born in a society. The parents of [Insert Name] are within
   a society which has laws. The laws of the society of the parents
   of [Insert Name] are in at the time of his birth existed before
   the parents of [Insert Name] were born. Included in the laws of
   the society of the parents of [Insert Name] were laws that state
   that laws created after one is born have equal holding power to
   laws created in the society before you are born. [Insert Name]
   did not ask to be born. [Insert Name] did not ask to be born of
   his parents. [Insert Name] did not ask to be born of his parents
   who gave birth to [Insert Name] within the society they found
   themselves in with the laws that are a part of that society that
   they agree to by being within that society. When born, you
   inherit the rights of of your parents. [Insert Name] inherited
   the rights of his parents. Included in the rights of the parents
   (and [Insert Name] by extension) are also obligations. These
   obligations, called laws, are a requirement which allow all of
   the benefits of society to be bestowed upon the citizens without
   the citizens having to pay much mind to them if they choose.
   They do not have to pay attention to the benefits of the
   society, only to the laws that they might break. While the age
   of majority differs from place to place (from age 12 - 21 I
   believe is the worldwide range of the age of majority, although
   I could have things mixed up here), when one is a minor, one is
   an infante. If the age of majority is 18, at 17 years and 364
   days, you are equivalent to a new born baby. In most of the
   world, you are equivalent a fetus who is 3+ months in the womb.
   Before the age of the majority, you have not yet left the womb
   legally. So, when do you sign? Your parents did by leaving you
   there the day you turn from a minor to a major. All their
   signatures fell upon you. BOOM. Can you opt out? Yes.