The Dangers of the Government Controlling Thought Based on 1984

Drawing a positive event occurring in Oceania will help citizens show extreme forms of patriotism. The maritime government concluded that promotion by movies has less resistance to the government as positive images prevent the government's planning by the citizens. However, the propaganda used in Oceania may not affect certain citizens because "perception is not only untrusted, it is not enough to prove something from outside" (Dwan 3) .

The book in 1984 (the picture from the top film) imagines the world where people are dominated by the spirit of the government, but in the United States this seems to occur in the spirit of the company. In 1984, the government persuaded citizens to believe that the opposition was true: "war is peace", "slavery is freedom", and "ignorance is power" is the three slogans that dominate the party . Slavery is free in the scientific community, especially for I to be true. Somehow, those who work for the employer's goal of 70 hours and who are sacrificing their happiness and personal life believe they are free. They think they are the luckiest people in the United States. It is not because they need money, they feel they have money to increase their talent. If you want to rewrite the slogan of the technology industry, I might think of this:

Harrison Bergeron of Vonnegut Jr. and 1984 of Orwell were based on the concept of negative utopia. The government of both novels is using a strict way to control the masses. In 1984, the government utilized brainwashing, double thought, past variability and vaporization to control the masses. The Harrison Bergeron government uses physical and mental disabilities to control the masses and strives to ensure that all people are equal. Both governments strictly control the people, but in 1984 the government controlled the population more strongly and emotionally than the Harrison Belerger regime.