Mill sets up his argument by giving his somewhat of a thesis about how society when it does interfere it is in the wrong time or place. He talks about how people all over use this moral code unjustly against things they do not like. Also that people have this ideal where the public gives freedom and choice in all uncertain matters and only involves itself when it is universally wrong. He argues that no society is like that but acts like it does in the view of others. Mill gives examples such as most Muslims do not eat pork inside their country, or in Spain where they punish married clergy. This shows that if people want to push their moral code onto others than they must be okay with the same action done to them. He also gives how society unjustly
