Editing Totalitarianism (section)

==From fiction (SPOILER WARNING)==

===[[Noocracy|Plato's Republic]]===

===[[File:Ingsocf.png]] [[Ingsoc|1984]] [[File:OOTS.png]][[File:Neobol.png]]===
Main articles: [[File:Ingsocf.png]] [[Ingsoc]], [[File:OOTS.png]] [[Death Worship]] and [[File:Neobol.png]] [[Neo-Bolshevism]]

1984 by [[Democratic Socialism|George Orwell]] is a book about a dystopia where there are 3 countries - [[File:Ingsocf.png]]Oceania, [[File:Neobol.png]]Eurasia and [[File:OOTS.png]]Eastasia. In Oceania, there are four ministries - Ministry of Peace which controls the army, Ministry of Truth which controls the media, Ministry of Love which brainwashes dissidents, and the Ministry of Plenty which controls all aspects of the economy. Any suspicious behavior is immediately found by the Thought Police and the person who did it is sent to the Ministry of Love where they are tortured and brainwashed. There is one party: [[File:Ingsocf.png]] [[Ingsoc]], and one leader: Big Brother. The party created Newspeak, a remake of language made to prevent so-called “wrongthink”, also known as “thought crime” . The Ministry of Peace constantly waged war against the other two countries. Despite the constant warfare, however, [[File:Neobol.png]] Eurasia and [[File:OOTS.png]] East Asia share almost the exact same form of government as [[File:Ingsocf.png]] Oceania.

===[[File:Ford.png]] [[Fordism|Brave New World]]===
Main article: [[File:Ford.png]] [[Fordism]]

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley differs from 1984 in that the state controls the population not by fear, famine and war but by drugs, low-quality entertainment, endless consumption and orgies. Humans is artificially reproduced and conditioned from childhood. 

===[[File:Benefactor.png]] [[Police Statism|We]]===
We by Yevgeny Zamatin is a dystopian novel about an ultra-totalitarian and collectivist state. There is no place for any form of individualism. There is no family - the state is everyone's family. Everyone gets equal housing, work, food and clothes. There is 24h schedule where people have personal hours for walking and sexual hours for sexual needs.   

One State's sentences and elements: 

"There is no me, we are" - these words run through the entire novel. There is no place for individualism in One State, no individual 

"We give up freedom to be happy" - the basic principle of the State - there is no freedom. They are all the property of the country they live in, they cannot freely decide about their lives, everything is imposed on them - when they get up, when they eat and when they love each other. They can choose only with who they have sex.

Unanimity Day - election day. This is no democratic election - voting is open, there is only one candidate, and no one is allowed to break out of the vote or fail to appear. The elections, then, are just a formality that turns into a celebration in honor of a well-known winner.

Glass houses - are a form of limiting personal freedom. No citizen can live in a building where he is invisible to the Guardians, his life must be constantly monitored. (in the time when this book was written, there were no cameras)

Illegal maternity - women are not allowed to get pregnant unless they are assigned to do so. There are no private children in the State, no wives, husbands or mothers. Nobody has a family of their own, because they are all one big family for each other.

The Hourly Decalogue - one of the holies. No citizen can decide for himself what time to go to bed or go for a walk. Nobody in the country can choose a profession. All citizens can do is choose who they will have sexual relations with.

Imagination is the worst disease - the inhabitants of the One State cannot dream of anything because dreams are a sign of mental illness which is imagination. Man does not need imagination, he does not have to make any decisions himself, and the state does everything for him. He's just an instrument doing the job; 

===[[File:Fireman.png]] [[Kakistocracy|Fahrenheit 451]]===
Fahrenheit 451 is a dystopian novel where all books and critical thought are banned.

===[[File:Norsefire.png]] [[Clerical Fascism|V for]] [[British Fascism|Vendetta]]===
V for Vendetta is a graphic novel that was later adapted into a movie about totalitarian fascist Britain, where an anarchist called "V" fights with the government and eliminates its members.

===[[File:Gilead.png]] [[Authoritarian Conservatism|The]] [[Patriarchy|Handmaid's]] [[Clerical Fascism|Tale]]===
Handmaid's Tale is a book that was later adapted into a series about a state called Gilead. In Gilead, births were a rarity, and a Christian totalitarian organization took over the country. Women called Handmaids have no rights and are forced into being state-mandated breeding machines. Additionally, abortion is banned, medical technology is severely restricted, screening of babies is banned, doctors can't assist during child birth, recreation is banned, and the punishment for Handmaids who repeatedly fail to reproduce is for them to become unwomen, some of whom are sent to the Colonies to clean up nuclear waste.

===[[File:Animalfarm.png]] [[Kleptocracy|Animal Farm]]===
Animal Farm is a novel also written by author George Orwell. It is about farm animals realizing they are being exploited for the Farmer's profit so they decide to throw out the farmer (Mr. Jones) and then the animals govern the farm and live a more free life. However Napoleon the Pig takes power in a coup overthrowing any opposition and creating a totalitarian oligarchy where everyone follows his order, propaganda is distributed, and most of the animal production goes towards the oligarchic pigs. Animals who oppose or don't work hard enough are killed by a squad of dogs or left to suffer or taken away forever. Many people have compared Animal Farm to the rise of the Soviet Union, saying that Napoleon the Pig was representing Joseph Stalin. Orwell himself was against totalitarianism, and Animal Farm and 1984 (scroll above) are used widely as literature about totalitarian states.

===[[File:Galactic Empire.png]] [[Monarcho-Fascism|Star Wars (Galactic Empire)]]===
Star Wars (during the Galactic Civil War era) is one of the most brutal parts of both the Legends and Canon universe of Star Wars. During this time, many sentient beings of the Galaxy were repressed in many ways by the Empire. You could say that they are "Space Nazis" if you look at their atrocities. Look at planets like Corellia, they were prosperous pre-Empire, but when the Empire began occupying Corellia many people on the planet suffered greatly due to the low wages set by the Empire. Not surprisingly, the Imperials began to persecute people who were part of the non-sith force organizations (except the state-sanctioned Jedi-hunting Inquisitors), beginning with Order 66 wiping most of the Jedi. Another planet like Jeddah, a holy place for force believers was occupied by the Imperials who persecuted pilgrims and people who lived there. After an attack by one of the partisans, they then decided to blow Jeddah partly rendering the planet uninhabitable.

===[[File:Anthem.png]] [[Hive-Mind Collectivism|Anthem]]===
Anthem is a dystopian novel written by Ayn Rand where the concept of individuality is erased, most technology is restricted, outdated beliefs, such as flat earth are widespread, and people was identified by numbers. The main character invented individuality again and rediscovered electricity. 

===[[Reactionary Modernism|Autodale]]===
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===[[Autocracy|Snowpiercer 2013 Movie]]===
When a substance promised to save the Earth from global warming ends up creating a deadly ice age, most of humanity freezes to death, and the remainder create a joint railway around the entire world. A Train continuously moves around the entire world during this ice age containing the last people of Humanity. This Snowpiercer Train is created by a man named Wilford. He divides the people into classes the lowest being freeloaders and prisoners. Wilford only needs the freeloaders for child labor and treats them horribly with inhumane living conditions. Wilford is totalitarian because he has the authority over the train and the remaining humans he uses guards, propaganda, and certain techniques to make sure that everyone stays where they are, the system keeps working and the lowest classes do not revolt or end up failing revolution. In the movie, we can see how he enforces these rules, especially on the freeloaders by doing whatever he can to eliminate all the revolting freeloaders

===[[State Liberalism|Their Great Reset video series (Leonardo of Biz)]]===
Youtube creator Leonardo of Biz created a [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtfm2KsPribB9MSn069kfTKnMxupc_2um video series] where the World Economic Forum predictions have come true. Now the world lives in an allegedly "progressive" totalitarian techno-dystopia controlled by an oligarchy and mass conglomerates of corporations that have a complete monopoly on both truth and the fate of the lives of everyone who lives under their thumb. In this video series the main character represents an ordinary man living through his life in this ever-changing world, trying what he can do to survive in it without getting in trouble with the state. The corporations and government have given him a VR headset produced and controlled entirely by Big Tech, which constantly gives him large amounts of state-approved media to consume so as to feed him propaganda and keep him passive, as well as a phone that keeps track of his entire life and what he does for the state, and what displeases the state... In this world, seemingly proclaimed "progressive" values have taken place in this dystopia claiming to fight sexism, racism, have equal rights and has solve climate change. However in the two films so far it is heavily implied this is mere justification by corporate-state propaganda, rather than having any real valid intentions to make the world a better place, and is even shown that despite claims of their duty to "protect the environment" the little of the outside world we do see is still heavily polluted, all the while, mass-industrialization is everywhere, with little to no greenery, and the state forces everyone else to live with heavily regulated utilities. Such as with supposedly "eco-safe" timer showers, which only puts burden on average people rather than the corporations that actively abuse such a resources in the first place. Despite its claims for promoting civil liberties and tolerance of all forms of identity and self-expression, it is deeply totalitarian as saying anything against the government or corporations can get you in big trouble. Totalitarian "wokeness" is enforced everywhere to justify cracking down on opposition by labeling such behavior as "bad-speak", even something as trivial as saying your designated work-pod "is a bit cramped", leading to the state-controlled websites apparently worked on by "the experts" to tell the "real facts" and to to "disprove" such apparent falsehoods from anyone who is even slightly critical of the established order. Everyone who isn't super wealthy lives in apartment pods where they don't really own anything individually as its payed through subscriptions of good boy tokens. People are mandated to wear face masks which closely resemble ball-gags despite it providing no real protection from any potential transmission of disease. Insects and Bugs have become the main food source for most people other than those with a high reputation with the state corporations who get to eat soylent brand synthetic nu-meat made from bug-protein (except for the elites, which it is heavily implied they only pretend to like it for propaganda purposes) with the lack of meat creating an underground black market for meat consumption. The two videos in the series so far "You will be Happy" and "You will eat the Bugs" are takes on what would happen if the World Economic Forum had their vision supposedly become a reality. In reality this likely is based off of many of the right-leaning to far-right individuals and conspiracy theorists distrust of the world-economic forum. With certain people claiming it is either a form of totalitarian oligarchy, a Zionist plot, or apart of the "green agenda" and actively harmful to the world. Though it should be noted that the world economic forum has also widely been hated by many far-leftists as well, the video seems to be of a more right-wing populist interpretation of what the Great Reset would look like. This video series seems to be a warning by the creator of their view of if the elites get their way...

===[[File:Monarcho-Fascism.png]] [[Monarcho-Fascism|Ace Attorney]]===
The Kingdom of Khura'in is an Asian nation located in the Eastern Himalayas in Ace Attorney, ruled by a queen which by law must be a spirit medium. This requirement is taken very seriously and can impact the perceived legitimacy of both a ruler and the laws that they pass, despite otherwise being essentially an absolute monarch who can pass laws at will. Under Ga'ran Sigatar Khura'in, a law known as the Defense Culpability Act was made which gave defense attorneys the same punishment as their clients if found guilty. As a result, a number of defense attorneys were purged from the country.  In theory the law was meant to protect the stability of the country, but in practice, it was a cover for Ga'ran to hide the fact she is not a spirit medium and thus a illegitimate ruler. After Apollo Justice exposed her in court, Ga'ran was ousted and replace by her niece Rayfa Padma Khura'in, with Nahyuta Sahdmadhi as acting regent.

===[[File:4Star.png]] Dragon Ball===

====[[File:FriezaForce.png]] [[Absolute Monarchism|Frieza]] [[Imperialism|Force]]/{{PCBA|Galacticism|Planet}} [[Authoritarian Capitalism|Trade]] {{PCBA|Slavery|Organization}}====

Several of the Dragon Ball series, both manga and anime, contain the Frieza Force, formerly the Cold Force, also known as the Planet Trade Organization. The organization acts as as a centralized empire, under the rule of Lord Frieza, and formerly King Cold. The organization conquers planets across Universe 7, and exploits their natural resources, sells the planets off, or enslaves the local populations. The organization notably enslaved the Saiyans of Planet Vegeta to assist its conquest of Universe 7, but Lord Frieza later decided to genocide the Saiyans by blowing up Planet Vegeta, only a few Saiyans surviving. Akira Toriyama wrote Lord Frieza’s character inspired by [[Timocracy|real estate speculators]], calling them “the worst kind of people.”

Not much is known about how King Cold ruled his empire, but much is known about how Frieza ruled his empire. He routinely tortures and kills the inhabitants of planets he's conquering and other members of the Frieza Force. Before his defeat by Goku, and later Future Trunks, he tended to not conquer planets himself, preferring to send his soldiers to do it for him, but now he has a far more hands-on approach, and brutalises far more people because of it, often for his own personal satisfaction. Much of the Frieza Force doesn't follow Frieza out of adoration, but out of fear.

====[[File:BlackStar4Star.png]] [[Ethnonationalism|Tuffle]] [[Hive-Mind Collectivism|and]] [[Autocracy|Earth]]====

The Machine Mutant, parasite, and Tuffle known as Baby infected almost the entirety of Earth's population, and using the Black Star Dragon Balls, brought planet Tuffle back into existence.

He briefly ruled both planets, before being killed by Goku. He operated a hive-mind by controlling all of the people he infected, and positioned himself as ruler of Earth and Tuffle. He was a benevolent dictator for most of the people he controlled, but he routinely and intentionally brought the Saiyans he controlled into danger, due to their immense power, utility in combat, and his racial prejudice against the Saiyans, motivated by their destruction of Planet Tuffle, Baby's homeworld.

===[[File:Minecraft.png]] {{PHB|Free Will|Minecraft Story Mode}}===

====[[File:Auto.png]] [[Autocracy|Sky]] [[Police Statism|City]]====

In Minecraft Story Mode Episode 5, Jesse and their friends arrive in Sky City, a floating city ruled solely by Isa, more prominently known as “The Founder”. She controls the supply of building and crafting materials to the city by effectively privately owning Benedict, the Eversource, the only source of resources for the city, barring the cobblestone generator near Isa’s palace. She uses a police force to crack down on anyone who builds without her authorization. Aiden and his friends — who comprise the “Blaze Rods” — cause the city to collapse via their sudden coup and terrorism, which causes the inhabitants to flee to the land below.

====[[File:Hmind.png]] [[Cyberocracy|Crown]] [[Transhumanism|Mesa]] [[Hive-Mind Collectivism|under PAMA]]====

In Minecraft Story Mode Episode 7, Jesse and their friends find themselves in a Mesa world, where mobs and people have a redstone chip in their heads. It's revealed that they're in a small town named Crown Mesa, which has been taken over by PAMA, who can heavily influence the minds of mobs and people by putting redstone chips in their heads, gaining control over them, and effectively becoming one with them. PAMA was originally tasked with making the mobs more “useful”, but eventually turned the people of Crown Mesa “useful” too by chipping their brains. When an entity is chipped, they receive a massive increase in strength, and become far more resistant to heat, with chipped Zombies, for example, being far tougher to kill and not burning up in the son, and when Harper, an old lady who created PAMA, is chipped, she becomes strong enough to physically rival Jesse. PAMA held an iron grip over Crown Mesa. Jesse destroyed PAMA by ripping out their heart — the Redstone Heart.

====[[File:TriarchyCrownless.png]] [[Police Statism|Competitors’ Village]] [[Oligarchy|(under Hadrian, Mevia, and Otto)]]====

In Minecraft Story Mode Episode 8, Jesse and their friends are taken by Harper to a new world where competitors in “The Games” live and compete in The Games. The competitors live in a village, watched over by the Gladiators, who serve as a police force and routinely terrorize the competitors when they're playing The Games. The competitors are promised freedom if they manage to win the games, and are sent to mines in the Nether if they're eliminated. However, Hadrian refuses to free any competitor if they win The Games, which causes a fight between Jesse and Hadrian and Mevia. Jesse wins, the Gladiators are disgruntled and decide to abuse Hadrian and Mevia. Otto, who's kind and wants The Games to be fun rather than torturous, takes over The Games.

====[[File:YasQueen.png]] [[Authoritarian Capitalism|Champion]] [[Autocracy|City]]====

In Minecraft Story Mode - Season 2 Episode 1, Jesse and Petra arrive in Champion City, led by sassy, Jesse-obsessed Stella. She trades things for treasures, being primarily motivated by her jealousy of Jesse, which she manifests as a facade of hatred. She tries to instill contempt towards Beacontowners in the City’s residents.

====[[File:PolState.png]] [[Police Statism|Sunshine]] {{PCBA|Slavery|Institute}}====

In Minecraft Story Mode - Season 2 Episode 3, Jesse arrives at the Sunshine Institute. The Sunshine Institute is a <s>prison</s> reformatory for people “the Admin finds difficult”. It's watched over by special golems, who serve as the Institute’s guards. The Institute enslaves its population, forcing them to either fight for mushrooms or fight against Zombies. It collapsed when the Admin demoted the Warden to a regular prisoner.

====[[File:AuthNarciss.png]] [[Police Statism|Beacontown]] [[Autocracy|under Romeo]]====

Romeo the Admin takes over Beacontown, a city ruled by Jesse, in Minecraft Story Mode Season 2 - Episode 3, and its transformation is seen in Episode 5. Romeo, at first, entertained the population with his powers, but decided to cruelly punish them when they wanted him to use his powers to help them. He makes sure golems always watch over the city, and sends dissidents to a prison in his tower. The city is freed when Romeo breaks down and decides to be himself again.