Why is sovereignty important for a state?

Answer 1

Sovereignty is necessary for the organization of society under laws. The authority of a state or nation is required to establish the rights of its citizens and its government, to engage in legal activities and commerce. Nations establish by their sovereignty that they will maintain these laws and rights against domestic or foreign usurpation. On Individual Sovereignty or FreedomsThe need for sovereignty must be more specifically stated as the need for contracted sovereignty. One already has sovereignty by birth as it means "soul reign". So, sovereignty would then be the natural state of birth. However, in the world of paper currency, that is a contract (two signatures), we must have contracted sovereignty. These contracts have come in the form of birth certificates and secured party/creditor, but they are not correct regarding their issuance source being the government. A government cannot issue sovereignty without fidelity ceremony and if the latter occurs, the government would be a pure trust and not a government any longer. In other words, the government is derived from a pure trust and all other law as well. The need for contracted sovereignty raises man from the beast of the field as a human instead and therefore, he has a birthright (one right not plurality of rights) to everything he desires ("As of the grace by the sovereign himself" 1 Blackstone's Commentaries 242).

Answer 2

because it just is