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    Mill Paternalism

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    The state’s role in an individual’s life is a central idea in political philosophy. J.S. Mill questioned the limits to which the state had the right to interfere with the freedom of an individual. He developed a principle, which centered on the concept of harm caused by one individual against another individual. Mill then used his harm principle to argue against the paternalistic nature of the state. He argued the nature of the state and he also argued its potential role as serving the public…

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    interrelated terms and this interrelation comes from the very beginning. Formerly, the regain of ancient liberties was followed by the reconstruction of the power, which had been lost. This old concept of liberty influenced strongly on the new experience of freedom and power. In “On Revolution”, Arendt introduced her agreement…

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    Constitution states that, as Americans, we have certains freedoms that we are entitled to; the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, the freedom of press, the freedom to assemble peaceably and the freedom to petition the government for a redress of grievances. But those freedoms mean so much more. Freedom to me is the ability to dream. Freedom is the ability to dream. Freedom is the ability to do whatever I want and be whomever I want. Freedom, as the word states, is the ability to be…

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    Stupid, and Dead” Roger Rosenblatt discusses the views of freedom of speech. He uses examples to show different people’s views on freedom of speech. He also adds his own opinion throughout the article. I may or may not agree on some of the views. Do some people have limits on their own freedom of speech? People think they know how much freedom they can tolerate. How far will someone go using their “freedom”? Rosenblatt seems all for freedom of speech, and even broadening his knowledge of…

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    The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, a draft for a bill to establish religious freedom in Virginia, was written by Thomas Jefferson, and was officially passed in 1786. Thomas Jefferson believed that it was a God given right for the new nation to have religious freedom. At the time Jefferson constructed the draft, Baptists in Virginia were facing discrimination and persecution by the Anglicans due to their choice of religion. The Anglicans were the established religion in Virginia, which…

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    Brooks details how the use of social media comes into play with the new shaming culture. Anyone who does not conform with the liberal thoughts of their peers finds his or her opposing viewpoint plastered all over Facebook or Twitter. The push for gender fluidity, transparency of thought, and acceptance of anyone being able to do anything they want makes those individuals who wish to live more conservatively a bigot, (Phillips). America’s larger than life celebrity…

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    The United States gave its people freedom to determine what they want to read and listen. If we wouldn’t be able to take what we want to read, this country wouldn’t be any different from those dictators. People can make their own intelligent decisions without government telling them to do…

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    American’s First Amendment gives us many significant freedoms such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom to assembly, Communist China doesn’t have any of these freedoms if it goes against the People’s Government. In Fan Shen’s book, Gang of One Memoirs of a Red Guard, he had no rights to believe or say anything different from what the government wants. Shen is born and grows in a Chinese Communist family in Red China, and he tries to escape the legal way because if he doesn’t it…

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    Freedom is a concept that cannot be mutually defined by all. This is because of the various aspects that impact one perception on what freedom is and how it should be achieved. Through the text Introduction to Social and Political Society by Omid Payrow Shabani and Monique Deveaux, Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill provide their unique philosophies on the concept on freedom and liberty. Kant stands behind positive liberty and advocates that the government can act as an institutionalized version…

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    Federalist No. 10

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    knew that they were the ones who could make this happen. Lincoln knew that endless fighting was not doing any good for the nation and that ultimately the North and South would have to come to an agreement. Many techniques were being put into the thoughts of Lincoln that he had to chose the best one and naturally, he wanted to do what was best for America. His final goal was to make America completely free and abolish slavery as a whole. This was not going to be possible however until the Civil…

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