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Inhumanity of Party destroys individuality from "summary" of 1984 [Nineteen Eighty-four] by George Orwell
The Party's relentless pursuit of power and control over its citizens is evident in its systematic destruction of individuality. Big Brother demands unwavering loyalty and obedience from all members of society, leaving no room for personal autonomy or independent thought. The Party's inhumanity is most starkly displayed in its manipulation and suppression of the individual's self-expression and identity. By eradicating any trace of individuality, the Party ensures that its subjects remain submissive and unquestioning. Through constant surveillance and propaganda, the Party enforces conformity and punishes any deviation from its prescribed norms. Any hint of dissent or rebellion is swiftly crushed, as the Party's grip on power depends on the total submission of its citizens. The Party's insidious ta...
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