Animalism principles evolve from "summary" of Animal Farm by George Orwell
The guiding principles of Animalism, which were laid down by Old Major, were meant to create a fair and equal society for all animals. These principles aimed to overthrow the oppressive rule of humans and establish a system where every animal would be treated with dignity and respect. At the beginning, the principles of Animalism were embraced by all the animals on the farm, who saw them as a path to a better life. As time passed, however, the principles of Animalism began to evolve. The pigs, who were the most intelligent animals on the farm, started to interpret the principles in a way that served their own interests. They began to take on more power and control, claiming that they were the ones who needed to make decisions for the good of all the animals. This shift in power dynamics led to a hierarchy forming within the farm, with the pigs at the top and the other animals below them. Despite the initial intentions of Animalism to create equality, the evolving principles started to create a divide among the animals. The pigs, led by Napoleon, manipulated the principles to justify their actions and maintain their position of power. They used fear and propaganda to control the other animals, convincing them that their decisions were always in the best interest of the farm. As the principles of Animalism continued to evolve, the pigs became more and more like the humans they had overthrown. They began to walk on two legs, wear clothes, and even engage in trade with the humans. The once noble principles of Animalism had been twisted and corrupted, leading to a system that was no different from the one they had rebelled against. In the end, the animals realized that the principles of Animalism had strayed far from their original intentions. The farm had become a place where some animals were more equal than others, and where power and corruption ruled. The evolution of Animalism had led to a society that was no better than the one they had fought to escape.
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