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Mario Vargas Llosa: Political correctness is the Enemy of Freedom

Thinking activity on contemporary issues

Yes, everyday we confront with many debates related to liberals', 'nationalism', 'populism', 'greatest challenge to Democracy', 'intellectual honesty', 'literature and morality', political correctness and freedom', and 'technology', in our cultural studies and many debates goes on, but no body has solutions. Mario Vargas Llosa is promotes liberal thoughts, but are we really liberal? Political correctness is enemy of freedom, if we praise them who are in the power and position it is political correctness and it is the enemy of freedom, it also rejects honesty and authenticity. Mario Vargas Llosa expounds on his theories of freedom and the individuals. The attacks on libral thought, it is the abserdity of political correctness. Liberalism defend some basic ideas freedom, individualism, the rejection of collectivism and nationalism.

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