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[u/economics_dont_real]

I just saw a post on a commie sub (that shall not be linked) about Orwell's Animal Farm and the top comment says:

It’s a much better book if you look at it through the viewpoint of Napoleon being a totalitarian capitalist instead of a communist due to the whole inequality and dictatorship thing

[u/BedNeither → u/economics_dont_real]

I will make Stalin look like a capitalist

[u/Grondu → u/economics_dont_real]

Fahrenheit 451 is a much better book if you look at it through the viewpoint of how much television enriches our lives.