Mill argued that under freedom of thought the majority of opinions are unsound because society does not consider the minority’s point of view. He believed that the truth could only come from the requirements of an open inquiry to all and not just to the ones that may prove to be right. In other words manipulated and unfairly just actions will produce the wrong outcome. He felt that if the truth was invigorated and supported by becoming exposed and criticized then issue could be viewed as adequate and fair (Philosophy Pages, 2015).
Mill implied that a person’s conduct and concepts deserves to be protected from social violation. A person’s act should be given freely and should not have any influences from customs, expectations, or public opinion. Mills indicated that the choice of behavior should come from the way we ought to be even it happens to be different from what others are not accustomed to (Philosophy Pages, 2015).
Mill stressed that each individual is accountable for their selves that consist of their own feelings, ideas, and interests. However, the state justifies in controlling and limiting the behaviors of those posing harm to others through a violation of their rights. …show more content…
Mill expressed his belief on the natural superiority of males derived from nothing more than the physical power to gain control over others. This concept is not practiced in areas influenced by political control. He believed that society should create a free market that women can be a part of and ensure the fairness of economic retunes. The patriarchal culture women are limited and confined by social expectations of traditional methods such as marriages that women were often times perceived to have a duty to the husband regardless of her opinions. Mills believed that the husband should not dominate over the wife and vise versa (Philosophy Pages,
Mill implied that a person’s conduct and concepts deserves to be protected from social violation. A person’s act should be given freely and should not have any influences from customs, expectations, or public opinion. Mills indicated that the choice of behavior should come from the way we ought to be even it happens to be different from what others are not accustomed to (Philosophy Pages, 2015).
Mill stressed that each individual is accountable for their selves that consist of their own feelings, ideas, and interests. However, the state justifies in controlling and limiting the behaviors of those posing harm to others through a violation of their rights. …show more content…
Mill expressed his belief on the natural superiority of males derived from nothing more than the physical power to gain control over others. This concept is not practiced in areas influenced by political control. He believed that society should create a free market that women can be a part of and ensure the fairness of economic retunes. The patriarchal culture women are limited and confined by social expectations of traditional methods such as marriages that women were often times perceived to have a duty to the husband regardless of her opinions. Mills believed that the husband should not dominate over the wife and vise versa (Philosophy Pages,