This is an interesting political question. Most people will probably agree that states are indeed justified creations. A lot of people will disagree on the origin and means by which they were justifiably created, however, and this in turn results in the discussion of what are the justified powers of a state and how might the state accrue them.
So my question is: how do states form, who is able to form them, and why do they represent the opinion of all individuals residing in a land, not only at the time of creation, but for generations afterwards?
An example of an answer to these questions would be: I believe that states are formed by an implicit social contract derived from human nature in societies. When one is born in a land with positive and negative externalities induced by the efforts and achievements of others, in order to stay in this land, one must accept this implicit contract ........... (so on and so on)
If you don't believe the existence of the state is justified, possibly describe your concept of which spontaneous order would be the likely product if the state were not to exist.
