from the book

specifically to stalinism however Orwell did also include hitler under the umbrella

You added 'the Russians' to the beginning, admit it

"Nineteen Eighty-Four uses themes from life in the Soviet Union and wartime life in Great Britain as sources for many of its motifs. Some time at an unspecified date after the first American publication of the book, producer Sidney Sheldon wrote to Orwell interested in adapting the novel to the Broadway stage. Orwell sold the American stage rights to Sheldon, explaining that his basic goal with Nineteen Eighty-Four was imagining the consequences of Stalinist government ruling British society:"

1984 was ran like a socialist country but lead by totalitarians

>wasnt about the soviet union

@Advocatus Diaboli no you fucking retard

page 320

1984 and Animal Farm were written as allegorical pieces for the Soviet Union.

Stop denying reality.

this is what i am saying

the communist has to bend reality

to make himself correct

Like Dr. strange

tankies and the real world are oxymorons

Lol

*Animal Farm*, yes, but not *1984*.

nigger read what i wrote @(Carbo)nMonoxide

1984 was not specifically about Fascism.

I really gotta read animal farm

It’s about totalitarianism.

Ok Nazis prepare your arguments for the next time because I have to go

I am not a Nazi.

lmao

rage quit

Appreciate the effort.

go eat your stale salo, filthy communist

Nazis and Commies both a subhuman filth to me

okkk time to debate libertarianism

Cool a libertarian.

lets go

Remember to join the Anglosphere Fascist Party

1984 was about oligarchal collectivism.

Done.

@WildRooHuntingTutorials that sounds about right

libertarianism relies on the idea that you have to have freedom in order to prosper

I tend to disagree

I think that freedom as a concept relies heavily on hedonism, which is in of itself not freedom

libertarians want freedom from the state, i want freedom from urges and desires

once you are free from your own weaknesses, only then are you actually free.

>1984 borrowed themes directly from the soviet union
>orwells works are defined as being critical of the soviet union, as a socialist he was immensely critical of them
>"b-but its not as obvious as animal farm so it must be broad"