1.Some people might object that they never explicitly signed anything like a ((social contract;' and therefore cannot be bound by it. How might contractarians respond to such an objection? 2....

1.Some people might object that they never explicitly signed anything like a ((social contract;' and therefore cannot be bound by it. How might contractarians respond to such an objection? 2. Suppose that the existing laws of a society require something that you regard as unjust. Does the social contract theory automatically support the morality of the existing law? Why or why not?