torture [Theme]
Sometimes they would beat him until he could barely stand, then they would take him into a cell and throw him on the stone floor like a sack of potatoes, leave him alone for a couple of hours to come to his senses a little, then take him out again and continue to beat him.
Quote Explanation: The third part of the book, Winston's torture.
Ha ha ha! Just look at this bunch of losers! I didn’t want to interrupt your May Day parade, but I have big plans for your tiny brains. Don't blink, otherwise you'll miss everything... Although, you won't be able to get away with it anyway! Ha!
on a subconscious level, people have been doing this since the times of ancient Rome and especially Byzantium, where the entire political struggle was built around races at the hippodrome. Therefore, international professional sports are exactly the same abomination as torture, concentration camps, /V-word/, crap entertainment and corporate media. I wouldn’t even begin to single out the parts: it’s all a single cultural set, where different aspects support each other.
I am one step away from eternal peace.
... when a loved one dies, for those who remain, everything that happened the last time turns into an instrument of torture.
By causing harm to your neighbor, you take responsibility for yourself. By exposing another to danger, you risk yourself, since the combination of various circumstances can lead to an unexpected crash and your fate. A truly evil person does not stop even before this. He is pleased by the torment of the sufferer. These torments tickle him pleasantly. The villain's fun is terrible. He feels great at the sight of torture. The Duke of Alba warmed his hands at the fires on which people were burned. Fire is suffering, its reflection is joy. One involuntarily shudders at the thought of what conclusions can be drawn from such contrasts. The dark sides of the soul are incomprehensible. The expression “sophisticated execution” found in Bodin has, perhaps, a triple terrible meaning: refined torture, the suffering of the tortured, the pleasure of the torturer.
All of you who live in comfortable homes return home to your family, where you will be fed, where you will be greeted with a smile. imagine that there are people in the world who work in the dirt, they do not know the world, they fight for bread crumbs, they die for one careless word. think about it - it really happened.
In Auschwitz, the most terrible thing was not that they deprived us of bread, tortured us, took away our lives ... The worst thing they did to us, they crushed our souls, our ability to compassion, and filled this emptiness with hatred, even in relation to their own.
It's up to me to decide when you die.
Pull out this happy
And I only see you in my dreams.
So... I didn't have a choice.
And they don’t gossip on the rack! On the rack, everyone is frank, like children.
Quote Explanation: 2nd series.
- Yeah. Just picked it up right now and ran.
Life is hard. Life is hard. What an understatement! "Difficult" is too mild a word for the atrocities we've seen. Life is a hell with rare gaps in the sky, which only make hope even more painful. Life is unbearable. Ugly. Painful. This is torture.
