States insurance fraud

did a little research on the states requiring insurance on motor vehicles. under common law, you cannot be required to enter into a contract to make someone whole again if there is no damages, so, what the states do is compel you to get insurance under the guise of their state rules acting as color of law and use your ignorance against you. (they cant require insurance or a bond UNTIL there has been a accident). proof is this nugget, i called the state insurance commissioner about the little contract most states have called sr22. his office stated that right on the front of the form, it has a blank space titled date and time of accident, the nugget is this: the form is used in all cases of where a person is convicted of not having insurance. they place date and time of accident on the form as a administrative procedure to cover there tails under common law because they know the only way they can force you to have the sr22 with the state is to IMPLY you are involved in accidents and thus the state can compel you to make whole damaged parties. i have a friend who has one of the contracts and i asked to see it and low and behold, it has date and time of accident (left blank) at the top of the form. now, i know some people will come back and say, well, they left it blank and will fill it in if you were involved in a accident. my point is this, if they can compel you to enter that contract under common law WITHOUT being involved in a accident, why would they require the date and time of the accident on the form? why even bother with the issue of a accident when the issue that brought you there was the fact you didnt have insurance and was convicted of that? folks, they know what common law is and hide it in the codes. they TELL you common law is in effect, then pretend you are stupid when you bring it up. common law is the remedy. peace.