I understand that Animal Farm is a satire of Stalin and the russian revolution, but I don't understand the message that is trying to tell us.

The book is about a group of farm animals that is being oppressed by the farmers, so the animals, commanded by the pigs overthrow the farmers and the animals get in control but in reality is the pigs who end up controlling the farm and they are as bad as the farmer.

So to me the message is simple: "don't revolt, don't try to change the status quo, nothing will change if you try, so don't do it"

  • usernamesaredifficul [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    the message is that if you do a revolution you mght end up in a situation exactly as bad as you are now. Of course by definition that's where everyone already is so Orwell is just a bit stupid