What are the strengths and weaknesses of williams’s analogy Between several society and a group of people to draw the chip

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The main strength of Williams’s analogy was that he made his view of the extent and limits of liberty very clear; He calls for justice, peace and sobriety. On the other hand, his analogy has a weakness in the tone used; the tone of analogy could be overly direct, "You are not to question authority".

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