In George Orwell’s 1984, Winston and Goldstein were seen as enemies to the Party and were similar to Edward Snowden. However, Winston’s purpose was more ideal and he made logical decisions when going against the Party. Both Goldstein and Snowden revealed private documents that would change their lives forever. Goldstein and Winston’s actions caused many conflicts within the book, while Snowden’s actions were implemented to affect reality. He endangered many innocents lives, as well as the soldiers that fight for his country. Snowden strived for privacy, but failed to see the bigger picture of finding terrorist information and broke the law instead. He was reckless and did not think thoroughly of his actions. People like Snowden need to think more responsively before they start to act in the future. Snowden clearly performed an act of treason and a traitor should be punished for his
In George Orwell’s 1984, Winston and Goldstein were seen as enemies to the Party and were similar to Edward Snowden. However, Winston’s purpose was more ideal and he made logical decisions when going against the Party. Both Goldstein and Snowden revealed private documents that would change their lives forever. Goldstein and Winston’s actions caused many conflicts within the book, while Snowden’s actions were implemented to affect reality. He endangered many innocents lives, as well as the soldiers that fight for his country. Snowden strived for privacy, but failed to see the bigger picture of finding terrorist information and broke the law instead. He was reckless and did not think thoroughly of his actions. People like Snowden need to think more responsively before they start to act in the future. Snowden clearly performed an act of treason and a traitor should be punished for his