[ SECRET POST #2696 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2696 ⌋

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other random anon :)

[(Anonymous)]

That's probably because he criticised more than one type of state. 1984 is mostly criticising totalitarianism/fascism, while Animal Farm is about communism. So it does make sense to specify.

And to be honest, I do feel like the Western world is sliding towards totalitarian structures at a frightening speed: omnipresent NSA (and to a lesser degree other) surveillance, dumb, uniform mass media, a high degree (and acceptance) of violence, widespread social misery, wars that have much more to do with distracting the population from said misery than the propaganda reasons of that war, state-sanctioned torture... the list goes on.