A contribution for the support of a government required of persons, groups, or businesses within the domain of that government
Unfortunately for your thesis, SS/MC withholdings are not made for the support of the government. They're made for the support of the "Trust Funds," theoretically holding the money. That the government has borrowed against these funds doesn't change their purpose, and the government must eventually pay them back, or -- more likely as you point out -- default.
But neither default nor payback would be required of those funds if, as you incorrectly believe, they were fungible with the general revenue. They AREN'T. They're borrowed because their purpose is not to support the government, but rather to support the individuals paying them.
Thanks for blowing up your own silly, legalistic argument.
You're deliberately missing the point.
Since you're a legalist
Ah, my bad, I thought the thing here was taxes and us working out policy --instead the topic is what I am and what I'm doing. Y'all can enjoy your fetish all you want, though I kind of think talking all day about me is well, boring. I'll pass...