freedom is doing what we want without hurting others. everyone is rational to choose their decisions and only when it refers to the protection of society is when the government should interfere. Thanks to Joseph Priestley and Josiah Warren for being my inspiration.π
@_faradaymichael I admire your work and determination to achieve what you set out to do. They seem like complex calculations that only a genius can solve. π§βπ«π€
I would like to remember my wife Harriet Taylor Mill, who was a great philosopher and defender of women's rights, she died in 1858 from Tuberculosis. But you can find her memories in The complete works of Harriet Taylor Mill. She was and will be my inspiration in all de moments.
A few years ago I was elected a member of the American Philosophical Society, which represents the image and intellectual effervescence of the typical Thirteen Colonies of the Enlightenment. I am proud to have been chosen for it.
Depending on where we live, we have customs, laws, values, morality... thinking that all countries are the same is a mistake. qualifying a behavior towards a barbarian people as a violation of the law of nations, shows that he has not valued the issue.
Social freedom depends on all of us taking part in the decisions of the government, putting limits on its power so that it cannot be used for its benefit and part of the decisions can harm the rest of society.
The only part of any person's conduct for which it is notable to society is that which affects others. In the part that concerns, its absolute independence by right.
DEEDS NOT WORDS
a man voting for his wife is unnecessary
women have their own ideals and are capable of making their own decisions as they are people!
women should vote too π’