[PR] お前らも一度は『1984年』読んどけニュースピークとかイングソックとかもろ自民の手口で笑えるぞ

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1984, Redux -- Redux
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George Orwell's 1984 (image by Dark Horizons)

1984 -- An Overused Analogy?

In yet another example of the prescience of George Orwell, the US House recently approved the latest version of doublethink.
It is named the USA Freedom Act. This newest destruction of the right to privacy allows domestic intelligence agencies to continue sucking up all the available meta-data in a region, city, state or several states, using the same court order.
In other words -- not Orwellian, by the way -- the bill continues to authorize massive un-targeted surveillance of, well, everything and everybody.

The totalitarian behavior exposed and confirmed by NSA contractor Ed Snowden has not changed -- it just has a new title.
This is, of course, a perfect example of Newspeak, language devised in George Orwell's 1984 to meet the ideological needs of the ruling party.

Representative Rush Holt -- the New Jersey Democrat reacted with, yes, a tweet! He wrote, "How could anyone support a bill that doesn't require probable cause to spy on Americans?"

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Using George Orwell's novel 1984 -- or for that matter his Animal Farm -- is often said to be the easy way of pointing out the fascist political movement occurring in this country on a seemingly daily basis.
Just as using Nazism to describe the actions of George Bush and Dick Cheney gets tiresome after a while.
But, if these references are in fact true -- and is there any argument that they are not? -- then using them is proper and a clear warning of what is to come.

[PR] お前らも一度は『1984年』読んどけ ニュースピークとかイングソックとかもろ自民の手口で笑えるぞ

[PR] お前らも一度は『1984年』読んどけニュースピークとかイングソックとかもろ自民の手口で笑えるぞ