[Recommendation] George Orwell's Animal Farm and Korea in 2026

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It is a short 14-minute video, but I highly recommend it.
Most people have either read George Orwell's Animal Farm or
know the story through comics or other media,
but this video summarizes it so concisely and well
that you can't help but say, "Isn't this the story of us living in 2026?"
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The sheep repeatedly chant very simple and catchy
propaganda.
They don't need specific logic,
nor do they even try to learn the truth.
They simply believe that whatever is said from above is correct.
So, when highly simplified, generalized propaganda is given to the sheep,
they spread it, and
when someone tries to refute it,
they chant even louder to prevent them from speaking,
effectively blocking any debate.
There are still people in the world who alter records, manipulate statistics,
gaslight the public,
and either delete the principles they themselves created
or attach exception clauses
to maximize their own interests.
And there are many power groups that treat the public who supported them
like consumables,
discarding or betraying them without hesitation once they are deemed useless.
Furthermore, there are groups like the sheep in the novel
who follow these power groups without question or inquiry,
and when anyone tries to raise a counterargument,
they are completely and fundamentally silenced.
They set humans as the enemy,
but in reality, wasn't the power the pigs truly desired
the same power that humans enjoyed?
And because these types of groups do not disappear
and can still be seen in our society today...
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Of the seven commandments put forward when driving out the human farmers
and mobilizing the animals, six of them quietly disappeared
along with the pigs' double standards,
leaving only the seventh commandment, "All animals are equal,"
which was changed to:
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."