State and explain all three of John Stuart Mill’s arguments defending freedom of expression. Why does he think that even false or dangerous opinions should not be censored? And why, conversely, does...

State and explain all three of John Stuart Mill’s arguments defending freedom of expression.  Why does he think that even false or dangerous opinions should not be censored?  And why, conversely, does he claim we must be allowed to openly contest ideas and received opinions even when they express the “whole truth”?