The idea that each person in society must be free and able to express his/her opinions taken from "On Liberty" by John Stuart Mill
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The Struggle Between Liberty and Authority
Where would our world be without the individualistic ideas of John Stuart Mill? Would we all be forced into false thinking by our government? Would we still believe that the world was flat? In the absence of ideas from original, bold thinkers in society that stand up for their beliefs in pursuit of their dreams, our society would be at a stand still. Often times, citizens feel that their …
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…criminals are released early from jail punishment while we punish people for their individual behavior even though they have harmed no one. Mill is right in his belief that we must stop punishing people for actions that harm no one but the individual performing the action. Man must quit being the judge of another when it comes to personal behavior. Individual liberty must be guaranteed if we are to live in a truly free society.
…criminals are released early from jail punishment while we punish people for their individual behavior even though they have harmed no one. Mill is right in his belief that we must stop punishing people for actions that harm no one but the individual performing the action. Man must quit being the judge of another when it comes to personal behavior. Individual liberty must be guaranteed if we are to live in a truly free society.
