The erosion of civil liberties diminishes the rights of individuals from "summary" of The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt
The erosion of civil liberties is a dangerous trend that threatens the rights of individuals in society. When civil liberties are gradually eroded, individuals are left vulnerable to the whims of those in power. This erosion often begins with small infringements on freedom, such as restrictions on speech or assembly. However, as these restrictions accumulate, the space for individual rights and freedoms shrinks. In a society where civil liberties are eroded, individuals are no longer able to express themselves freely or engage in political activities without fear of reprisal. This creates a climate...
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