Annhilation of Animal Farm
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Why do leaders annihilate the freedom and equality of their followers? One commandment says "all animals are equal", pg 33. But in George Orwell's, Animal Farm, there is a group of pigs that are unequal to the other farm animals. These pigs are highly intelligent and one of the pigs, Napoleon, is the leader of the animals. He is a dictator who controls the animals by threatening them, if not, they will be severely punished. The animals, afraid of getting devoured by his three dogs never spoke up. This problem led to a totalitarian government. The actions of both the leaders and followers in George Orwell's Animal Farm destroyed both freedom and equality.
The animal followers are rather foolish, they knew that Napoleon is manipulating them but still did not object. Clover realizes that Squealer was changing the 7 commandments but did not mention it to the other animals...