OK, I teach HS English too.
Provide me some evidence, good sir, of what resembles even a single dystopian element regarding the "Far-Right".
In 1984, the State controls all. There are 3 social classes; the Inner Party, Outer Party, and the Proles. ALL are conditioned to believe that the ongoing wars are perfectly normal, despite the warring factions switching in mid-war.
Winston, the protagonist, works for the Outer Party and spends most of his time altering/deleting news events. A coworker of his brags about the upcoming edition of a NewSpeak dictionary purposefully ELIMINATING WORDS (i.e. censorship) to make communication easier --- basically to avoid the infraction of wrongthink.
Is this somehow more aligned with the powerless (and voiceless) "Far-Right" than the Left fusing both Federal Government & BigTech?
OK, I teach HS English too. Provide me some evidence, good sir, of what resembles even a single dystopian element regarding the "Far-Right".
In 1984, the State controls all. There are 3 social classes; the Inner Party, Outer Party, and the Proles. ALL are conditioned to believe that the ongoing wars are perfectly normal, despite the warring factions switching in mid-war.
Winston, the protagonist, works for the Outer Party and spends most of his time altering/deleting news events. A coworker of his brags about the upcoming edition of a NewSpeak dictionary purposefully ELIMINATING WORDS (i.e. censorship) to make communication easier --- basically to avoid the infraction of wrongthink.
Is this somehow more aligned with the powerless (and voiceless) "Far-Right" than the Left fusing both Federal Government & BigTech?
"I teach high school, let me tell you why she's wrong..." <--Teacher confirmed.
;) jk
: )
I'm a teacher, but I can't stand most teachers. They're now obsessed with social justice and dramatic emotional pablum.