George Orwell once said “political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable. During times of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.” Communism, on its own, turned it’s back on the soul principles it was once based on. The animals in George Orwell’s book represent that very concept. Joseph Stalin took Karl Marx’s own notion and twisted out of contexts a lot like American media does to public and private affairs. Stalin’s phrase “Of course, there are small landowners, artisans, small traders, but it is not these people who decide the fate of a country, but the toiling masses, who produce all the things society requires.” Is very misinterpreted, or better understood as a lie. Mr. Jones,
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He was also kind sometimes by putting milk into the animals’ mash. Mr. Jones represents Czar Nicholas II who is a poor leader. The Czar was considered kind because he hired students as spies to make money. He was also cruel to his opponents. This type of leader ship is shown in a old, fat, award winning pig named Old Major. Old Major taught Animalism. He believed that workers did the work and that the rich kept the money, or in their context, their owner kept and sold the things reaped from the work of the animals. Old Major later died before the revolt from old age. Old major is a prime example of Karl Marx. Marx is the inventor of communism or Marxism. He encouraged the workers of the world to take over the Government, but died before the Russian revolution. These are the forefathers of Animalism or …show more content…
He was a pure communist that believed in and followed Marxism and believed in making life better for the Russian way of life. He was eventually chased away by the Russian KGB headed by Lenin him self. Snowball was a pig on the animal farm that was at one point Napoleon right hand man, or pig. He was smart, a good speaker, and idealistic. Snowball wanted to make life on Manor Farm better for all the animals that dwelled in it. He was a leader in the revolution that ran Mr. Jones away. The irony is that he was chased away by Napoleon’s dogs. His dogs represented the KGB or Russian secret
He was also kind sometimes by putting milk into the animals’ mash. Mr. Jones represents Czar Nicholas II who is a poor leader. The Czar was considered kind because he hired students as spies to make money. He was also cruel to his opponents. This type of leader ship is shown in a old, fat, award winning pig named Old Major. Old Major taught Animalism. He believed that workers did the work and that the rich kept the money, or in their context, their owner kept and sold the things reaped from the work of the animals. Old Major later died before the revolt from old age. Old major is a prime example of Karl Marx. Marx is the inventor of communism or Marxism. He encouraged the workers of the world to take over the Government, but died before the Russian revolution. These are the forefathers of Animalism or …show more content…
He was a pure communist that believed in and followed Marxism and believed in making life better for the Russian way of life. He was eventually chased away by the Russian KGB headed by Lenin him self. Snowball was a pig on the animal farm that was at one point Napoleon right hand man, or pig. He was smart, a good speaker, and idealistic. Snowball wanted to make life on Manor Farm better for all the animals that dwelled in it. He was a leader in the revolution that ran Mr. Jones away. The irony is that he was chased away by Napoleon’s dogs. His dogs represented the KGB or Russian secret