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The word "orwellian" refers to deceptive and manipulative use of language for the purpose of discouraging nuanced or critical thought to eliminate dissent and create compliant plebiscite.

Wich in this country has always been a tool of left wing politics.

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Na "doublespeak" nemam ted cas ... pozdeji.

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… create compliant plebiscite ? To jsi si asi spletl s tou left wing politics kde se debatuje, zatim co pravicaci maji jednoduche pravidlo – bud jsi s nama a nebo budes “primeried” … jako v kazdem spravnem diktatoriatu kandidatu daji kudlu na krk. Ti bezpaterni polibi Dear Leader prsten nebo prdel. Tak se buduje spravna diktatorska podpora 😊.

Tohle ale neni z “left wing politics”:

1. Trump’s inauguration drew the “largest audience ever.” Easily disproved by widely available visual evidence, Spicer’s fib fulfilled Winston Smith’s prediction in “1984”: “In the end the Party would announce that two and two made five, and you would have to believe it.”
2. Mel jsem krasny inauguration den (neprselo) a vic lidi nez Obama. Jje zaznam kde promlouva k malemu davu a prsi
3. Kellyanne Conway sounded like a parody of the Ministry of Truth when she announced that the Trump administration was relying on “alternative facts.”
4. Jestli prohraji volby, tak jen proto, ze byly ukradene (Trump 6 mesicu pred volbama)
5. Volby byly ukradene (v den voleb a aniz by neco udelal pro bezpecnost volebniho procesu )
6. 6. leden byla turisticka prohlidka Kongresu.
7. Je toho daleko vic, samozrejme, to si musis vygooglovat.

Jelikoz jsi takovy znalec, a obdivovatel G. Orwell, tak urcite vis kdo on vlastne byl. Mala pripominka:
Orwell hated fascists so much he went to war with them
“Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 has been written, directly or indirectly, against totalitarianism [proti trumpizmu] and for democratic socialism , as I understand it,” Orwell wrote in his 1946 essay handily titled “Why I Write.” That was the year Orwell joined a leftist militia to fight in the Spanish Civil War against fascist Francisco Franco’s military uprising in Spain.

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Orwell’s “1984” and Trump’s America
https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/orwells-1984-and-trumps-america
An unbidden apology rises to the lips, as Orwell’s book duly climbs high in the Amazon rankings: it was far better and smarter than good times past allowed us to think. What it took, of course, to change this view was the Presidency of Donald Trump. Because the single most striking thing about his matchlessly strange first week is how primitive, atavistic, and uncomplicatedly brutal Trump’s brand of authoritarianism is turning out to be. We have to go back to “1984” because, in effect, we have to go back to 1948 to get the flavor.

There is nothing subtle about Trump’s behavior. He lies, he repeats the lie, and his listeners either cower in fear, stammer in disbelief, or try to see how they can turn the lie to their own benefit. Every continental wiseguy, from Žižek to Baudrillard, insisted that when they pulled the full totalitarian wool over our eyes next time, we wouldn’t even know it was happening [ano, to je o vas … MAGAturds]. Not a bit of it. Trump’s lies, and his urge to tell them, are pure Big Brother crude, however oafish their articulation. They are not postmodern traps and temptations; they are primitive schoolyard taunts and threats.

The blind, blatant disregard for truth is offered without even the sugar-façade of sweetness of temper or equableness or entertainment—offered not with a sheen of condescending consensus but in an ancient tone of rage, vanity, and vengeance. Trump is pure raging authoritarian id. [George Santos je nova generace MAGAturds … budte na nej hrdi a pak se zase sejdeme u volebnich uren v ocekavani rude tsunami

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