1984 - Book Summary

[@M.A.C.01]

The drawing of Winston as a broken man was depressing looking

[@audreyandremington5265]

But his eyebrows are still better than mine

[@nathanbeer3338]

Winston knew O'Brian since the beginning of the story, he even knew his name, unlike Julia, and Winston had dreams where O'Brian told him: "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness."

[@aviatorz3913]

In the building of ministry of love , lights never goes off...

[@mysticlamp8310]

ahhhhhhh, i finished reading the book today and now it all makes sense. The prisons in the ministry of love don't turn off the lights, hence the quote "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness." This book is such a great read (or listen like i did)

[@possemis]

this should be a mandatory read for high-schoolers. it is quite scary when you see that a lot of modern governments are in the early stages of becoming the government in the book.

[@chodagreat7876]

Early stages? More like 80% completed

[@Scorpion-yr6uh]

Mandatory you say… LITERALLY 1984!!! /s

[@bahojumaboy2968]

it is :(

[@scarnoir6566]

"it is quite scary when you see that a lot of modern governments are in the early stages of becoming the government in the book" and here you gave yourself the answer as to why it will NOT become a mandatory read for high-schoolers in any country.

[@fabiowodczynski5602]

@@scarnoir6566 depends where you live i guess. It is a mandatory set book where i live

[@Matthew-qx3dh]

1984 taught me how twisted governments can be, and how closely it is to some modern world countries

[@TheKingPickle.]

Yep

[@fiorino4554]

North korea

[@somemf6134]

Soon every capitalist country will be just like this

[@Drumsticksmcgee]

Never trust the gov't

[@danielgodfrey4415]

​@fiorinopizio4554 America in the current state. The biden regime actually tried to start the ministry of truth and have desires of imprisoning people who disagree with the party.

[@zombie.princezz]

I read this book a long time ago in 9th grade and it genuinely shocked and disturbed me but I understand how he couldn't fight the brain washing the ending for him just felt so painfully realistic

[@jasonzacharias2150]

I was one of the dumbasses who thought it was fiction, went to 101 and everything... Now they just kill us with the environment overtime, makes them feel like Mrs. Bigger, guilt free death is like sugar free candy, mostly sucks 🧬

[@donkalzone6671]

Brave New World is also a nice book. Its not the MC or its ending is what makes it good, its is worldbuilding which I like most

[@orwellianwiress]

The art in this video is so good! I'd love to see a full-fledged animated 1984 movie one day (but not dumbed down for children like Animal Farm was)

[@desertigloo2383]

I liked animated Animal Farm :c

[@Rigbysalad]

The movie is really good too

[@dragonempress8367]

Animal farm as an animated film was extremely dark and not dumbed down.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

​@@dragonempress8367 There was a live-action miniseries version of "Animal Farm" on TV a couple of decades ago. I think it was on one of Ted Turner's channels.

[@steveouk90126]

Orwell got it wrong: the telescreens in our homes won't be imposed on us by an oppressive Big Brother. The people will fight one another for the privilege of having the most luxurious telescreen on their bodies.

[@tylercox1875]

cellphones are the telescreen

[@legotavi1320]

it wasn't imposed though, one of the characters mentioned not buying one

[@bravozero6]

Wrong the government simply read the book and made the process smoother. Almost everything he warns about is instituted in America today

[@Bailemos888]

When so many things have been replaced by the phone,what choice do we have?​@@legotavi1320

[@boity-fromthemilkygalaxy2504]

@@legotavi1320that character was a prowl. It wasn’t enforced for them

[@Amine-gz7gq]

In the end, he loves his big brother, but he was shot in the head after rejoicing in Oceania's victory. The aim of the party is to transform the dissidents and then kill them, not to kill them directly so that people don't think of them as heroes/martyrs.

[@nuntana2]

He wasn’t shot. They just made him think he was to be shot… all part of the brainwashing.

[@Aiz4apple]

Took mushrooms a bout a few years again and decided to take the train into nyc, a man sat next to me on th amtrak, didn’t feel like talking but we got to it, the man told me to read every banned book on the list and to start with 1984, I’m about 8 in and just finished this. By far the best thing I’ve read, really opens your eyes to how scary your government can be

[@alphaham2130]

God, such a wonderful book. A story told in a grand simple fashion.

[@abbieness]

this is the most comprehensive summary of the book! thank you for this

[@DevilFrog61]

The most important piece of literature for our time

[@danylagunes]

Just finished this! Took a while for me to finish since I started before my semester began. What a sad ending for Winston. Thank you for this summary!

[@sierrawilson1637]

Awesome summary and slideshow! Very informative, detailed, and quick. Thanks!

[@aptspire]

Oceania encompasses most of the Americas as well. The UK is the "Airstrip One" part of it.

[@Tahir_dirojay]

I just completed the book. Suggesting you all the most marvelous novels ever.

[@numbersix8919]

Big Brother may or may not have been a real person in "the revolution" and may or may not still be alive. The same goes for Goldstein.

[@ryanf4106]

or neither may have existed at all. the year 1984 may not actually be 1984. the party says that the year is 1984 therefore it is so. the party says goldstien exists therefore he does.

[@mogethecurator3232]

Big Brother is God and Goldstein is Satan. Religion is a tool to control the public. Other cultures have different religions. Western civilization is Oceania.

[@EliuSosa22-]

Is big brother symbolizes oppression on every soul that totalitarianism destroys

[@videorobinmicro4974]

a great summary as always. I love 1984, I think its a story everyone should read and think about. but is probably the most disturbing thing I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing in a book.

[@NyxZero-l2g]

There are way worse that are kinda like this try Tender Is The Flesh, little spoiler humans eat each other and it’s dystopian just like 1984

[@ginayip23]

This channel derserves more subscribers!

[@ottihmathias6461]

One of the best piece of literature in the world, i am grateful to have read this book. I still have a copy as well as the movie. Can't get tired of them.

[@soliemukbang96]

Perfec summary with perfect photoshow 👍👍👍 please keep going on

[@striker6677]

I quit reading the book part way though so I got to make up my own ending where something good actually happened. Also, that level or torture is deeply ineffective for the stated goal, constant endless brutality leads to desensitization after a while they just shut down and mentally regress to nothing, not brainwashing at all really more like depersonalization.

[@owenlewis4693]

There’s already something hopeful. The end of the book contains an appendix on Newspeak, which is written in both past tense and plain English.

[@willdrumsalot4595]

Thats sort of the entire point of the book. There's a line "When finally you surrender to us, it must be of your own free will. We do not destroy the heretic because he resists us: so long as he resists us we never destroy him. We convert him, we capture his inner mind, we reshape him.". The entire point of Winstons torture is to state the point that the party quite literally controls everything - even the mind. Smith loses himself to double think and finally accepts big brother. This ending not only concludes the book in an absolutely unexpected yet genius way, but it also points towards the ideology that a dictaor run socialist government will go to great lengths to maintain the structure of society no matter what the cost.

[@Laesis]

I don't think you got the book if you think it was ineffective. The idea is to break the mind. Break it so much that you no longer have a will to even truly use it any longer. Break it in a way that you simply accept any information given to you. If someone says something is good, you deem it so, you just follow along. Your mind is to broken to do otherwise.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

​​@@willdrumsalot4595 I noticed that this video says next to nothing about doublethink or Newspeak, not even a word about the ruling party's three main doublethink pronouncements: "War Is Peace; Freedom Is Slavery; Ignorance Is Strength." Also, the narrator gets the story wrong when he says that when Winston Smith (the main character) joins his fellow workers for the "Two Minute Hate" period, he and they all shout their hatred against Eurasia, the country that's the principle enemy of Oceania. I've read the book, so I know that what they're really yelling their hate about is not a country, but a person, namely Emanuel Goldstein, the main enemy of the state. He's referred to as a former participant in the "revolution" that brought about the rise of Oceania and of Big Brother, the all-knowing, all-hearing, and all-seeing dictator of Oceania. In the Two Minute Hate, a newsreel comes on showing Goldstein giving a speech about how the revolution had been betrayed, and how, instead of bringing peace and freedom to the people, it brought them constant wars and oppression. The loyal party members are encouraged to scream at Goldstein's film so loud, that no one can hear his voice or his words. (He's also suspected of being a part of the "Brotherhood," the alleged secret organization that plans to overthrow Big Brother, and which Winston Smith and his secret mistress, Julia, are urged to join by O'Brian of the Inner Party, unaware that he's actually working with the Thought Police to trap the two rebellious lovers and to turn them over to the Ministry Of Love, where they are tortured into "betraying" each other, that is, they're forced to stop loving each other, to accept the philosophy of the Party, and to "love Big Brother.") Incidentally, Emanuel Goldstein is believed to have been based on Leon Trotsky, a former supporter of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution and the Soviet Union, until the 1930s, when he left Russia and began making speeches against its Communist regime and against the rule of Josef Stalin. (who was supposedly the model for Big Brother, although others claim that the character was based on Adolf Hitler, or Benito Mussolini, or that B.B. is a composite character, that he was a combination of these and other notorious tyrants.) Eventually, after finding out that Trotsky was hiding in Mexico, Stalin sent an assassin to "eliminate" the man he considered a "traitor" to the Soviet state. The hired killer tracked down Trotsky and stabbed and beat him several times. Trotsky lingered in a hospital bed for many days, before finally dying from his wounds.

[@alexman378]

It’s why they switch tactics. Only ever going about utilising beatdowns isn’t enough. We even see it since Winston doesn’t change. Then they soften him up a bit, then they use fear tactics. He doesn’t switch until he gives up Julia. That was the one thing he clung onto, and that’s how he became lost in the end. Not necessarily due to what they did, but due to what he did. When he lost her, he lost a core reason of what he was fighting for and gave up. That can absolutely happen.

[@Red-Wolf-Ben]

I never read this in high school. But as an adult in my thirties, I finally got a copy at a yard sale, read it, and... man, it did stuff to me. I felt like I woke up to do many things while reading this. Not sure I'll ever be the same again.

[@michalzimmer1453]

“Heeyyyy, what are you doing big-bro???”

[@flori2k218]

😂😂😂

[@leclaireiswin7069]

When corrupt people do nothing but deny them and/or project their crimes onto their enemies, they are saying to you "2+2=5"

[@PaquiPaqui73]

It's remarkable how Winston's actions are punishable by death, even if laws of any kind exist in Oceania.

[@GoArian]

The craziest part is that we are watching this as we are watched by Big Brother.

[@darius-m3p]

Wdym

[@minji202]

don't scare me

[@AndreaLopez-d9m]

He means in 2013 Edward Snowden blew the whistle that our phones are tapped the government is always watching you​@@darius-m3p

[@AndreaLopez-d9m]

​@@minji202Edward Snowden blew the whistle that our phones are tapped the government is always watching yo

[@LoFoSho]

I doubt it considering they dont even pay attention to people who google telegraphing their crimes days before. School shooters will videotape themselves loading up before and post it before the crime and no one cares.

[@haveagoodone2935]

Sad that today. Everyone has their own personal camera and gets upset if no one is watching

[@markrunnells5642]

What you stated is true. China watches it's citizens. Those living freely with cellphone cameras demand to be watched...

[@kirkhensley5870]

Actually, there was a 1984 movie (how cool is this?) Made in 1984! It's positively faithful to the book, takes out the boring part where Winston Smith reads all about the government in power, and it scares the bejesus out of you in the end! It's perfect as a film because of its faithful treatment of the source material! Watch the movie, get the book afterwards and then read the boring details about the government and you'll be all caught up.

[@Kerys23a]

Also one made in the 50s that's on KZbin for free

[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

The boring part you say? The most telling piece of the work; dummy

[@theworldisajojoreference8342]

This book is terrifying to me.

[@jasonzacharias2150]

Your conditioning is only just getting started... God help us

[@oingpla]

I have ADHD, thank you for this summery as i stayed to the end. ✌🏼🌍

[@WolfLarson]

The ending was, "He loves Big Brother, as the bullet entered his brain"

[@Cicada1997]

you just saved my grade in swedish! Thanks!

[@jaybird1512]

George Orwell predicted the future with 1984. Only, we willing submitted to a modern 1984 rather than having it forced upon us. Orwell said in his last interview “don’t let it happen” and yet we failed him miserably.

[@balleraap007]

I didn’t I’m only 27 but I see through it all time to 1776 I got land and guns boi

[@alexman378]

Those who know history can predict the future. It’s why they try their best to change it (much like what Winston’s job is), and why they’re so committed in making it tedious at schools, so that kids are too bored to ever look into it.

[@khaledhussain3214]

@@alexman378 I actually saw the book in 1984, in my school or public library, I cannot remember which. You can guess my age but I was 15 at the time and the cover looked boring and why did I want to read such a book in present times, meaning then. Right now, the laptops, AI and goodness knows what's coming are the telescreens, truly 1984. God help us.

[@avaL-z9p]

00:03 1984 presents a dystopian world of surveillance and control by the ruling elite. 01:24 The ministries and state-endorsed products control the lives of the party members. 02:41 Winston is increasingly curious about the past 03:51 Julia and Winston meet secretly and develop a mutual hatred of the Party. 05:05 Winston and Julia join the Brotherhood 06:17 Winston is arrested and tortured by the thought police. 07:33 Winston submits to party's reality under torture 08:46 Winston's transformation and hopeless relationship with Julia

[@mutiyangpilingbabae9207]

I'm actually planning to read this book but this summary is so painful for me maybe I'll pass. My heart still hurts as I typed this.

[@darkhall8227]

room 101

[@EarthBoundBean]

It's even more painful to read in all its detail. It's one of the few books to bring out genuine emotion and the only one I've ever read that has made me cry. It's a fantastic book though you absolutely need to read it for your self.

[@madelinesandler7424]

yeah, i read it and it was definitely a heavy book. but im super glad i read it bc it's very important, and perhaps one day, the opportunity to read it will be gone :/

[@keenumman1]

Better to see a painful truth than a comfortable lie.

[@danylagunes]

I just finished the novel. It feels soul crushing and very defeating.

[@kairoswave]

I never read this book, but this video is amazing, it makes you wonder about the real world and what is happening. good stuff.

[@lajsj5265]

Can I say this video saved me from my English book reading exam?

[@brandonstockton4289]

You missed out on the chance to read a great book

[@ivandzebric3153]

how many fingers do you see? (was the question)

[@kapelski104]

I'm supposted to be writing an analysis of this book tomorrow. I'm now binging videos about 1984 for research since I didn't actually read it.

[@danivasquez1984]

That's too bad. It's a really good book.

[@mariell639]

You should read it.

[@StiX-66]

Did you read it yet? Great book

[@suicidesitter6527]

Haha,that's the best way, or use Chatgpt

[@sidneydupuy9933]

This video saved my Advanced ELA grade

[@yerielurena1873]

That was a very sad ending.

[@Michael-xw2qu]

It was, I was slightly disappoointed initially but after some more thought it makes sense and it shouldn't have ended any other way.

[@alexman378]

It was, but it was truthful. You can see it today.

[@corygreaves1227]

The appendix refers to the party and engsoc in the past tense. I got from that the party and big brother does in fact, eventually fall.

[@TheGreatCharlie123]

so the moral is that we are helpless against a potential tyrannical society that surrounds us, and we will subdue in order to survive? doesn't really tell us how too deal with such a society, any thoughts?

[@trelsix6209]

The book is a warning and tells you what to prevent

[@ballofmayo5132]

No. I see the moral as governments needing an INSANE amount of effort to brainwash people. But the difference is, many brainwashings can be done by having populations willing give up their freedoms over small bits at a time, and dumb themselves while remaining oblivious.

[@balleraap007]

So basically too late time to 1776🔫

[@donotdoit8428]

it totally tells you how to deal with tyranical facist government. it tells us, single party tyranny is most dengerous type of tyranny. A dictator can be stopped in long run, but something maintained by as organisation as an organ of country can never be stopped. if one went down new fifty will emerge with oppresion in thier justifiable way.

[@MrBubblecake]

The grasshopper in Bugs Life already told you. “If you let one ant stand up, they all might stand up” problem is when an ant does stand up, most of society lets their cowardice prevent them from following their example. The Luigi Mangione situation is a great example. Look how the government and media attempt to condemn him as a senseless murderer, and keep using his family as a means of getting the public to feel sympathy for another corrupt shit stain getting what they deserved. When the day comes that society rallies behind people like Luigi, rather than side with the government who condemns them, we will get real change.

[@ZimbaZumba]

The chess position at the end is impossible to achieve.

[@greghenxane6359]

Exactly. What is the pawn doing over there?

[@Amine-gz7gq]

thought crime

[@l.schaefer9274]

Heard the proposed restric act today and thought about 1984 immediately.

[@madvulcan8964]

The thing I never hear people talk about 1984 is how will that society will fall? All Empire's do and will fall to dust so how long till Big-Brother, Oceania, Eurasia an that way of life on earth will collapse? It may take a hundred or two years it may even take fifty or less? And another thing What were Big-Brother, Oceania and Eurasia's plans for the future? Were they making any new scientific development into anything like going into space or were the only new things we're ever more horrible ways to torturing humanity? Cause if there were no new inventions to aid humanity especially in medicine a posable disease could have easily collapse this society as easy as a twig but what then? How would people rebuild society, could they even rebuild society? Part of me thinks after what that world has done to humanity I find it hard to believes they can but some of me thinks that they could, some part how against all odds by God there's a chance, life always finds away.

[@Jamie-js3qw]

There is no empire, there is thought control. The empire controls thought. There is no physical reality. Eurasia may not even exist.

[@gonefishin7791]

10 years give or take, just my opinion

[@samueldarby1425]

I think in the end, big brother lost because the book is written from a historical perspective with no newspeak. It hints that the totalitarian state was overturned.

[@stuckupcurlyguy]

it is implied that the party has achieved a sort of stability and won't fall. Even the wars they wage are pointless and endless. All technology is subservient to the goal of control. Older regimes fell because they could not control people as completely as the Party does.

[@ThatGuy_HiM85]

Agreed. Every empire meetsmeets it’s end. Oceania isn’t sustainable.

[@Skibbityboo0580]

Who would have thought that we all actually love our telescreens, and take them wherever we go?!

[@tumikganyago403]

Brilliant illustrations

[@marcusbaker830]

Im seeing Roblox slowly in the early stages of turning into 1984 in the context of corruption, greediness, and silencing those who expose Roblox's flaws in any legal way even forging documents

[@scottm5425]

Depressing but well explained

[@memequeezy829]

thanks for helping me pass my english exam

[@basedlord88]

Still have to give the nod of the cap to A Brave New World. But both combined equal what the world is to become

[@PeresNewton]

what a great book!

[@YushaR2905]

Perfect analysis Sir

[@edra2005]

1984 is closer to 1949 than it is to 2021

[@donkalzone6671]

Yes. We are closer to a Helldiver-Society than to 1984

[@donkalzone6671]

#ManagedDemocracy

[@Grace-li6ts]

This is a brillant novel

[@maryaugust9306]

Some how Julia reminds me of a man I was once involved with....

[@Cyberpunk9000]

“LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE HAD TOO MUCH TO THINK - Support your local friendly thought police officer. Don’t question anything, and definitely don’t speak out. Thank you for not thinking”

[@Prophecy6]

And then takes the bullet to the head when he says he finally loves big brother.

[@Anthony-vc2fd]

What a sad, sad book, so good it was though

[@Zenjedi99v2]

Snitches get stitches. Unplug your telescreen.

[@netbotcl586]

wouldn't it be suspicious if a telescreen goes dark?

[@impossible2beat924]

"Snitches get stiches, but u will never get itches"-Master Oogway, AKA Abdullah Nabil Mirza💪🐢🩼🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏🤏

[@ramsal6013]

Bravo my friend 👏

[@VishnuPriyaDharshiniM]

now i can understand why power is more precious for men

[@RobertHyrkiel]

Talk about a happy ending!

[@violatormelms]

I just read this book and by God! I understand why it is said to be one of the best books ever written!

[@brandeno919]

People say this will happen...it already is like this notice most of the citizens don’t know what’s going on.

[@rickrozen2341]

If it is like 1984 how come you are able to say this?

[@NyxZero-l2g]

@@rickrozen2341CBDC social credit score look At Australia where you can get arrested depending on your expression with the Face ID, have a sad face bad news so force yourself to smile, in 2023 freedom is being stripped away this book 1984 predicted this and this book gives us warnings about what and how to avoid it

[@alexman378]

@@rickrozen2341Because he, like me, and probably you, are unimportant. We don’t have influence. If we did, and could affect other people’s way of thinking and living on a massive scale, and brought attention to this, we’d be labeled far right extremists, and attacked endlessly until we gave up. It’s not like we don’t see this. I’m not making it up either. This very book has been banned from many institutions and those who read it are called “far right extremists”.

[@JacksonNdi]

Thanks 🙏😊

[@47shadows76]

Just saved me 11 hours lol. Thanks bruh

[@jasonzacharias2150]

👁️🧬🗝️👁️

[@TonitruCanis]

Tomorrow is my English exam, this video saved me frfr

[@Tsukuyomi_99]

Good summary

[@crlb0]

He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother. I don't know what my Reaction this Ending

[@lauren1779]

Oceania sounds like a word from Barbie and a mermaid tale movie

[@doctorrobert4718]

Orwell describing todays world.and what is to come.

[@rickrozen2341]

If that is true how come you are able to say this?

[@mohamedabdelnaby5606]

Well prepared video

[@braniik1108]

Tbh that book is good and I read it voluntarily

[@ingsoc7363]

This video was not approved by the ministry of truth please all reported to the ministry of love

[@a.n.l.aantineoliberalismas4504]

Persone:thinks Though police:thought police open up

[@goodstorylover]

Please, why are these books banned? In my country they are a part of our literature curriculum.

[@Bradgilliswhammyman]

I wonder if the Expendables crew could have broken Winston out of the Ministry of Love

[@leecullen759]

The fact that people make modern comparisons to the thought police in the book because they got banned from Twitter is always amazing to me. The book is so impactful. Worth a read!

[@alexman378]

And you don’t? We see the thought police and newspeak concepts daily. Not to mention the altering of history and historical records.

[@oscarmccoy9102]

@@alexman378bro it’s mostly people being racist and the whining about oppression.

[@wilkeralvespereira870]

Muito massa 👏👏👏👏👏

[@amandaornelas9218]

my studying for my final essay

[@yamarismorel3698]

Telescreens!? You mean Alexa?

[@hargisP2]

Smart TV, Laptops and computers with built in cameras?

[@anolive7535]

@@hargisP2 Lol laptops have had built in cameras for a while now.

[@jingobop1225]

Nicely put

[@nikz000]

Was the book banned in some regions of the world for some time?

[@colincunningham3733]

I hate to be this guy but that position on the chess board isn't possible.

[@katalinakrew8865]

The board is backwards

[@bravozero6]

If only he named it 2024 he would literally have been a prophet

[@heyjoe11271]

thanks!

[@Traderyogeninsight]

When he finnaly surrenders, i felt really bad .like how can you give up ,your the protagonist of this book. Wasn't expecting that ending tho .

[@vanyaimportant669]

low volume, otherwise good

[@Evie170]

Very similar storyline to the political situation in Victoria, Australia for the past few years... :O

[@lemonadelemon1960]

This society is not fictional. It exists in real life it's called north Korea.

[@Amine-gz7gq]

nope. it's the West future : social credit, CBDC, mandatory gene therapy shots,...

[@cuekinaja]

Also China and its communist party.

[@alexman378]

You think it’s not happening in the West either? They’re just more transparent about it and wrap it up in pretty packages. Wherever you permit Leftism to exist, this follows suit.

[@rarath2830]

@@cuekinajaare you in China?

[@biggiesmalls1045]

Its funny seeing how many people dont realize this is happening and not only has been happening but is based off of real life to begin with and not fully fictional.

[@spooqus6541]

No, it's not happening and it never will.

[@Narlo_]

​@spooqus6541yeah keep preaching bible guys 😂😂

[@ColtonGroves]

This is so deep..

[@Ghostshadow9897]

I wish Winston and Julia escaped from that place and could be a proper couple

[@roland4586]

I’m definitely not here bc I don’t want to read the 300 paged book

[@omarvalenzuela7006]

What happened to the people who weren't able to be brain washed ?

[@Amine-gz7gq]

if not captured they remain invisible, if captured, tortured to death. The aim of the party is to transform the dissidents and then kill them, not to kill them directly so that people don't think of them as heroes/martyrs.

[@Red-Revolution708]

In general, the greater the understanding, the greater the delusion; the more intelligent, the less sane. Quote ; by George Orwell the great Socialist and Writer, Author.

[@maskedbadass6802]

Ingsocial Justice

[@minutoshistoricos777]

We live in 1984 already

[@brysonboone3768]

That rate cage scene is just so awful and scary and sad