Obligation can follow only from voluntary agreement. Birth isn't a voluntary act on the part of a baby and therefore cannot encumber a baby with an obligation. Even if a baby did voluntarily participate in its birth, a mere action doesn't necessarily imply an agreement. Finally, even if the birth was voluntary and implied an agreement, a person isn't competent to legally obligate himself until he becomes an adult. Therefore, it is utterly impossible for the mere fact of being born here to encumber me with an obligation.
People can delegate ONLY powers that they have themselves.
If they do not have a power, then they cannot delegate it to a government. The governments issue charters of incorporation for the creation of corporations. One is that people have the power to form legitimate corporations themselves, without charters from the government. The other possibility is that the governments are exercising an illegitimate power, beyond those delegated to them, when they create corporations. Here's a suggestion for my rebellious, defiant, and non-conformist readers.