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    Spadecaller10 months, 3 weeks ago

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    Thanks RFE,
    Interesting essay. I like this comment:

    "A lot of the issues raised by Orwell are still unresolved on the left. The right is less divided because it can unite under the cause of maintaining property rights for the privileged class. The left is easier to divide because it’s inherently more democratic and anti-authoritarian."

    So, I've noticed.

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      Radiofreeeuropa10 months, 3 weeks ago

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      Yes there are some astute observations through the essay. I think more of Anthony Burgess and his novels particularly "a Clockwork Orange" and "The Wanting Seed". Both set in the future but dealing with the same issues in a sense.

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