In Chapter Two of On Liberty, John Stuart Mill offers an argument which he believes offers justification for not censoring any beliefs held by moral agents. In your own words, reconstruct his argument. (You will find this argument on page 19, beginning with the words “Let us suppose, therefore, that the government…” and ending on page 20 with the words “produced by its collision with error.”)

In Chapter Two of On Liberty, John Stuart Mill offers an argument which he believes offers justification for not censoring any beliefs held by moral agents. In your own words, reconstruct his argument. (You will find this argument on page 19, beginning with the words “Let us suppose, therefore, that the government…” and ending on page 20 with the words “produced by its collision with error.”)

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