Violence enforces Party mandates from "summary" of George Orwell 1984 by
In Oceania, the Party maintains control through the use of violence to ensure that its mandates are followed without question. The Thought Police are the embodiment of this brutal enforcement, a constant presence ready to punish any deviant behavior or dissenting thought. Citizens live in a state of constant fear, knowing that any misstep could lead to torture, imprisonment, or even death. The Party's grip on power is absolute, using violence to crush any hint of rebellion or resistance. Those who dare to speak out against the Party quickly disappear, erased from existence as if they never existed. This serves as a warning to others, a stark reminder of the consequences of defying the Party's authority. Through the use of violence, the Party creates a climate of fear and paranoia, where citizens are afraid to speak their minds or question the Party's actions. This control extends to all aspects of life, from the language people use to the relationsh...
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