The Injustice of Forcing Humanity into a Totalitarian Society

Totalitarian governments control almost every aspect of civic life, so no one should be compelled to live a life. Dictators who govern these governments brainwash themselves to deprive people of their fundamental human rights, to make their children faithful to their families, and to all those who may pose a distant threat to their party Impersonate or execute. Then, the government regulates the remaining population, regardless of whether they commit a crime, for fear of being arrested by the secret state police.

Democracy is a society in which people give opinions between government and election leaders. The opposite is totalitarian: totalitarian society is governed by dictators who usually have little or no freedom. In totalitarian, the government manages almost every aspect of life. There is no freedom of speech and freedom of press: certain religions and thinking may be prohibited. George Orwell 's novel "1984" is a wonderful perspective on the world of totalitarianism.

Everyone knows that totalitarian society is not based on humor. The totalitarian society starts with a specific utopian vision and ends with murder. Somewhere, people lose their human nature - in other words they lose their sense of humor. That's why humor is more effective than anything else to resist the collective dark forces, collective dark forces always compromise true fascism. I do not know whether many other people can deeply combine humor like this. The sound written by Cohen sounds like a Bible. Pulling the moon, pushing the sun, wiping out the ocean, blessing the water, diminishing dark customers. Then he juxtaposes this at a purely light moment: Come now, the baby kisses me / stop writing all

At the time of writing in 1984, Orwell's main purpose was to warn of the overall dangers that totalitarian brings to society. He did his best to show the terrible degree of power and control that totalitarian regime can acquire and maintain. In this regime, the concepts of individual rights and freedoms and personal thoughts are crushed under the government's full power. Orwell is a socialist and I firmly believe that the rebellion is likely to promote social development, but he often witnesses this rebellion and develops into totalitarian rule. Specifically, Orwell saw such developments between Spain and Russia, he witnessed the rise of communism and subsequent citizens freedom, a sincere government and destruction of economic power.