that's approximately four times the level to the best. two-thirds and it's about 60% of students on campus. and at the moment two-thirds of americans say that they are chilled that they are reluctant to say their true beliefs about politics for fear of social and professional consequences. john stuart mill worried about it turns out however, it can be tyranny of the minority even relatively small groups of people that are ready to whack you online demolish your reputation go to the search engines so that you're called a racist the first thing any employer sees demand that you be fired even small minorities of people can make life living health or dissenters and cause a widespread shilling effect. it was from social coercion the tyranny of the majority he called it. Of social coercion that's always been around tocqueville came to the us in 1835 and warned that the biggest threat to liberty in america was not from the government. it's all here the ancient greeks medieval times where there were occasional outbursts of very interesting thinking only to be suppressed the enlightenment the long history of seditious libel which reappears again and again, it's a fantastic book.

it's the only thing like it unbelievably until this book came along there was nothing to read that took you from the very beginning of the ideas of free speech right up to social media. it's not only readable and comprehensive.

the first is about the book the second is about what we learned from the book and the third is about the environment wherein right now first thing about the book is is get it by it read it. so quite well, so i thought i'd just say three drinks quickly.

that's i was really really excel sold and the second edition. it's a fair to say a classic which is what we call books that are ignored for 25 years before anyone responding is because he was getting so much money from chicago.

Free Speech by Jacob Mchangama