1984-Relations of Totalitarianism
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…TV shows that intertwine with the Big Brother concept; the freedom of reciting the pledge of allegiance is forbidden in public schools due to laws governing the separation of church and state. Totalitarianism is growing closer to becoming real and tangible. Knowing that political leaders seek control over us should not surprise us. To have power of directing influence over and regulation destroys our sense of freedom, and yet the whole purpose of being American.
…TV shows that intertwine with the Big Brother concept; the freedom of reciting the pledge of allegiance is forbidden in public schools due to laws governing the separation of church and state. Totalitarianism is growing closer to becoming real and tangible. Knowing that political leaders seek control over us should not surprise us. To have power of directing influence over and regulation destroys our sense of freedom, and yet the whole purpose of being American.
