Mill Shared Humanity

Shared Humanity is so important to society, without it, society would not be able to function properly. Through course we have looked over multiple authors works which pertain to how society functions along with what rights people have and what it means to be liberal. The two authors we have went over which I feel did a great job explaining how in a sense shared humanity is around us and the flaws of society which can threaten our sense of shared humanity. Mill and Bandes were the two authors who stuck out to me the most, even though there were other contenders. Both of the authors covered so much information which could pertain to how shared humanity can be threated, however, both authors have talked about two things which I feel is the greatest
The opposite of what Mill states is what the biggest threat is, not being open to opinions and being closed minded. Bandes on the other hand talks about more serious things such as revenge, but that is not the greatest threat to shared humanity Bandes talks about. Disgust is the greatest threat, because it can take a little from multiple topics Bandes talks about, including revenge which make up the whole of disgust. Disgust is such a sting feeling that is comprised by multiple other feelings it could be the one which poses the greatest threat to shared humanity. Mill feels strongly about people being free to express their opinions. There are a few reasons Mill states of why it is so important to society and for shared humanity. First off it is healthy for the human mind individually. Shared humanity is about being there for others and being kind for no reason. So by listening and helping and individual feel great mentally, it shows that is important to shared humanity. If people were not to listen or deny people of their right to express their
Unfortunately there are many possible threats to shared humanity which could possibly put an end to it. Luckily Mill stresses how important it is to listen to people and their thoughts, their opinions matter and Mill does a great job explain why. Without the accepting opinions or even giving them a chance can possible harm the unspoken agreement of shared humanity. Bandes also talked about how disgust plays an enormous role in society, not a positive role unfortunately. Disgust usually leads to people or groups getting abused in some sort of way because the disgust uses emotions which can cloud judgment. Luckily time has shown through the centuries shared humanity is still around, and it appears to be staying even with everything working against