Feeling Oppressed by Their Existence: Difference between revisions

== [[Literature]] ==

* In the neo-Nazi novel ''[[The Turner Diaries]]'', the Aryan race is finally "liberated" as the protagonists let atomic, biological and chemical bombs rain over the entire planet, exterminating over 90% of mankind. [[Author Tract|This is portrayed as a happy ending]].

{{quote|'''Brother Plasterer''': I reckon my brother's been oppressing me with this new flashy carriage of his. I mean, ''I'' haven't got a carriage. That's oppression, that is.}}

* Another Orwell example occurs in ''[[Animal Farm]]'', where one of the revolution's slogans is "Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad." It's horribly subverted later in the story, however, as {{spoiler|the ruling class of pigs essentially become human, and teach the sheep to chant "Four Legs Good, Two Legs Better."}}

 

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