Dystopian Society’ Essay

There are galore(postnominal) dystopic experiences in Incognito and the real world. Examples include Nazi Germany, North Korea, the Taliban and Joseph Stalin. unmatched main example is the Communist China which involved a revolution, neighborhood in the government and no freedom of speech. The person mainly creditworthy for this is Mao Ze wearyg who overthrew his enemies and millions of people were killed or persecuted. This is similar to Incognito as it involves information lords and the overpowering government.It also shows similarity in the leave out of freedom because in both realities, if you do or say something which is not smiled upon in the society, you dont exist anymore (obliteration and persecution). Another example is Nazi Germany which was command by Adolf Hitler who eradicated all Jews in Germany by sending them to concentration camps. This shows a lack of freedom similar to Communist Chinas lack of freedom of speech. However, this simply involves who you are rel igiously alternatively of physically.For example, while you could conceal your opinion in China, you could not hide that you were Jewish in Germany. Also, this, instead of simple execution could also take away a part of you as a person, due to the Nazis forcing you to convert to their ways. In Incognito, the data lords desolate people of their identities if they were not worthy of their identity. The Taliban is a fundamentalist Muslim straw man whose militia took reign over of much of Afghanistan from early 1995.During the Talibans years of control over Afghanistan, almost governments did not recognise it as a real government, due to concerns about human rights violations. Their aim was to publicise, in an often amplify fashion. The group is also attempting to assure Afghans that it has a strategy for governing the republic again, presenting a platform of stamping out corruption and even protecting womens rights. This is similar to Incognitos (the spy group) purpose towards the government and nerve-racking to reduce corruption of people with a higher status than most others, ie the data lord.