Classes In George Orwell's Animal Farm

It is obvious lots of people want to eliminate classes but, there can never, and will never be a classless society. First, it is impossible to create classlessness because if everyone is equal then there is one class. Society has its problems, and classes have their problems, but it is human nature to put things in groups, by looks, apparent intelligence, and sexual orientation. So, naturally, humans, or animals,will always want equality, but by nature we will always label them and put them in groups. Classes aren't inherently bad, but, if someone abuses their status, classes can and will be a nightmare, and we can not fix this. Classes when people are expecting classes is a good thing, that way you know you can move up and down. But classes when people expect equality is bad, this will likely lead to a totalitarian rule. Usually the leaders in a totalitarian government are not good; they are harsh, ruthless, and selfish. These are not the qualities I see in a good leader. I think good leaders are personable, kind, trustworthy, selfless, and reliable. If …show more content…
First, they expected equality and a classless society, and that didn't happen. Instead it lead to the reason their government didn't work , and that is the pigs ruled with an iron fist and were very strict, and were intent on holding their power. If the pigs had allowed for a democracy, maybe it could have worked a little better. Lastly, it turned into a totalitarian rule, and at that point the pigs had almost turned into humans themselves, at least they were as bad as them. In conclusion, I believe it could have worked out, but as soon as snowball left they had no chance, as snowball had listened to the people and was more democratic leader. And again, classes when people are expecting classes is a good thing, that way you know you can move up and down. But classes when people expect equality is bad, this will likely lead to a totalitarian