If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping

The face are whites and the boot is jews, obviously

Europeans being stomped on by kikes of course.

But to be honest Orwell was a filthy commie who was spooked by
>muh evil government
>muh coercion
when in fact this coercion isn't necessary because people are weak willed sheep who take the path of least resistance. Huxley is much more our guy.

>>130039848
The face of /pol/acks getting stomped by Muslims.

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i am the one who boots

>>130040709
They're both right. Science fiction does not try to predict the future, it describes the present. Huxley described American entertainment culture and the concept of social engineering, while Orwell described Soviet-style communism as he experienced during the Spanish Civil War.

Both systems existed at the same time, and now in Europe, both have merged into an unwholesome new system, where the Huxley part provides the carrot, and the Orwell part the stick. Though, both systems already shared something before they merged: Totalitarianism. Whether it's Huxley's soma, or Orwell's 2+2, there can be no question of a choice to not participate, which is what the main characters in both stories chose to do anyway. And both were punished for it.