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They observe the people to make sure that the people are obedient and not going against the party. They don't want people to have sex so that the people may be energetic always, and so that you can be more obedient and help the party even more to have power...
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They don't want people to have sex so that the people may be energetic always, and so that you can be more obedient and help the party even more to have power. The themes of obedience and oppression are linked to the current day through the fact that almost everywhere we go there are security cameras watching what we do just like telescreens are used in 1984...
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