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Views 10 To the naked eye, it might come across that our government is far from the totalitarian state that Winston Smith (the novel’s protagonist) lives in, but this is quite false. In 1984, Winston lives in the post war-country of Oceania, which is inhabited by a controlling and manipulative government. In Oceania, he works as a censor in the Ministry of Truth in a constant updating of history to suit present circumstances and shifting alliances in the war. Those he works with other members of the Party who, along with him are controlled as a mass collective by the all-seeing and all-know...

Like scientific responses. and it's ridiculous. i mean someone's skin color, it's like people with acne are bad people. we're human beings. you know, it seems like being a racist is really labor-intensive and just kind of draining, you know what i mean? >> draining? >> yeah, not very rewarding. don't see a lot of joyous racists you know what i'm saying? let's go hate today. they're not very -- >> even when they have the tiki torches they don't seem -- >> they don't seem like they're having a really good time. >> that's the difference between if you're ever like at the hardware store. if someon...

To me the more interesting question isn't how he reacts, how he's being led around by the nose by the worst elements in this country. >> you think he doesn't have control anymore. do you agree? >> i kind of do and don't. i think he gets led by lots of people, but he's clearly inciting this stuff. >> using the -- i hope, i hope the debate is over, the most recent remarks, telling people to go back where they came from is the literal example of racism. this rally will be depressing. it's another hate rally. he won't control the crowd. hi's inciting.

I hear in her segment and some of carlson's segments is white fright, this fear of change. what so many americans see as progress, many fox fans see as loss. you might call that white anxiety or say it's straight up racism. so as we look ahead now to this rally in washington the continued concern in charlottesville about racist showing up there again on the one-year anniversary of the riot there last year, how can newsrooms responsibly cover these problems? how can we in journalism shine a light on these groups without fans the flames. let's bring back the panel and talk through that. first to...

Arriving in force, many officers dressed in riot gear trying to prevent repeat of last year's demonstration that assembled in chaos, the right-wing was countered by the leftist, stop the hate rally. one of those counter-protestors says both groups want change so there should have been a way to find common ground. >> it's heart wrenching when we can't come together as community. >> several people taken away in handcuffs, police also releasing these photos showing some of the weapons seized at the rally. >> we have seen metal pipes, sledge hammers, metal polls, some weapon that is could cause se...