During severe conflict, what is the effect when societies experience misery? You can either suffer or take advantage of the challenge. Some answer the call, whereas the others step up, dressing in national colors and chanting patriotic slogans. Some see violence as the right path to power instead of civilizing disagreements in a peaceful manner. The first step to identify someone who sees violence as the best option, is coming to realization that the person is mean-spirited, aggressive, and doesn't take other people's thoughts or opinions into consideration. These kind of people target their opponents loyalty to their fellow people. These cruel people scapegoat or target a group for something that they did not do, in order to make the group
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If scapegoating isn't effective, then the conflict typically leads to violence. After battle, the leaders throw celebrations, commemorate days with holidays, hand out medals and positions to loyalists, and create statues and monuments as symbolism. Leaders have to act fast, making improvements to show effectiveness and prove they are worthy leaders. Eventually, utopian-like plans ironically end up in the same place. The leader, who swore to respectively treat the people, starts abusing their power by breaking rules and persecuting dissenters and living in excess. George Orwell's story, ‘Animal Farm’ is a dystopian allegory that shows how tyrants rise to power, commonly using unfair methods, during a time of struggle.
George Orwell portrayed the similarities of communism to Russia under the rule of Joseph Stalin. He symbolized characters and their actions by using farm animals. One example is Napoleon, who was the ruler of the animal Farm, and was the character that represented Stalin. In 1924, Lenin (Old Major) died which caused a struggle for power between Trotsky
If scapegoating isn't effective, then the conflict typically leads to violence. After battle, the leaders throw celebrations, commemorate days with holidays, hand out medals and positions to loyalists, and create statues and monuments as symbolism. Leaders have to act fast, making improvements to show effectiveness and prove they are worthy leaders. Eventually, utopian-like plans ironically end up in the same place. The leader, who swore to respectively treat the people, starts abusing their power by breaking rules and persecuting dissenters and living in excess. George Orwell's story, ‘Animal Farm’ is a dystopian allegory that shows how tyrants rise to power, commonly using unfair methods, during a time of struggle.
George Orwell portrayed the similarities of communism to Russia under the rule of Joseph Stalin. He symbolized characters and their actions by using farm animals. One example is Napoleon, who was the ruler of the animal Farm, and was the character that represented Stalin. In 1924, Lenin (Old Major) died which caused a struggle for power between Trotsky