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Title: Doublethink In 1984
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May 2, 1996 |
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The idea here is to enforce justice by enslaving citizens. People selected for jury duty are expected to give up their time to come and work for the court for small pay. You really have no choice in deciding if you want to do jury duty or not. So in a country where your freedom is hindered to help determine the freedom of another human being is an example of doublethink...
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So in a country where your freedom is hindered to help determine the freedom of another human being is an example of doublethink. Especially in big cases such as the O.J. Simpson trial they are quarantined and blocked from society. This is exactly what a prisoner in a jail cell is like...
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