In the middle of the nineteenth century, John Stewart Mill had a debate among the philosophers. His question was, how independent is the person in the state? Can a person be free from all the norms of the state? Another question of Stuart Mills: If the person is independent and can decide independently, how much is the state independent? He wrote that in the same place, people and states can not enjoy freedom at the same time in the same township. Naturally, one of them must leave the path or come to an agreement. Decision should be taken about the extent to which, According to the history, Mile said that the right to save the right to form the primary state, the state has subsequently taken away and became a person under the will of the individual state. According to Mills, there is no freedom in the modern state system.
The historical context of the debate was the end of slavery in the Industrial Revolution era, the emergence of the working class and the emergence of the modern state. The question of mills is that slaves are slaves. But the workers are independent? Is not the new garment slavery to the workers? The difference is that, before the rule of slavery was the state, and now the capitalist And this capitalist is a well-known form of class state.