Animal Farm

“So I want to give a shout out to Riley Gains for promoting Animal Farm.”

“You're dealing with Hollywood degenerates who are now purportedly working with Angel Studios. I still think it was all sabotage.”

“So like in the in the book, the pigs steal the eggs from the chickens...”

“That was the the message of Animal Farm. The farmer farmer wasn't doing his job to make sure the the citizens of the farm were being taken care of.”

“You know, with the Animal Farm thing, we saw a ton of conservatives shill for communism because they were paid to do it, but it would be funny to do the inverse to liberals and and some more conservatives, too.”

“My husband and I got early access screening to Animal Farm, an animated adaptation of George Orwell's novel made by Angel Studios. Incredibly well done. They do a perfect job of reminding viewers that Marxism always has and always will fail. In theaters May 1st, #animalfarmpartner.”

“And Animal Farm made a great example of this. The chickens had their eggs taken and sold off. And when the chickens complained, they were executed.”

“Token Maga says, "Read Animal Farm yesterday and I've never wanted to eat bacon more in my life. Also very disgusted by that trailer." I recommend the animated Animal Farm film, too...”

“Uh and we'll just lightly touch on this as we got a few minutes left before the super chats and all that, but the new trailer for Animal Farm came out. Yo, they edited this one intentionally to highlight as much of the of the communist perspective as possible.”

“It's the classic George Orwell novel that is an allegory for the Bolevik Revolution and how communists are bad.”

“I read this in 2003 and so it's been a long time, but I remember the villain was the main pig in the book.”

“But he said I mean like the the uh animal farm was actually a critique of lent of uh the Soviet Union and stuff.”

“The trailer for Andy Circus' Animal Farm won't help you with your book report. The trailer for Andy Circus animated adaptation of Animal Farm gets stranger as it goes.”

“there was a guy that was saying actually the the original meaning of of Animal Farm was that capitalism is bad because the pigs become like the farmer.”

“They uhr you know communism generally devolves into vanguardism which is what happens in Animal Farm.”

“The point is they have taken a book that is explicitly anti-communist and turned it into purely anti- capitalist because communists run Hollywood.”

“it's a little bit of all of them it's a crock pond it's Animal Farm of all of it”

“I love animals have you read Animal Farm oh yeah it's also George Orwell and it's basically I read it after I read 1984”

“hey guys an animal farm the animals sat atop the knoll and sadly realized this was the system they had bled for are we those animals sadly sitting atop the hill realizing”

“animal farm also another great book that a lot of people don't uh you know attribute to him but there's so many important pieces of literature that he puts together that really are worth reading and a lot of the public school systems are pushing them out”

“don't you think replacing the police with civil guard is kind of like animal farm”

“so the more you add on it just turns into animal farm they just start amending and amending and interpreting”

“I read that and I read animal farm that I read some of his letters”

“some animals are more equal than others animal farm yeah if you people haven't read animal farm make sure you go give that a good refreshing read it should only take you about an hour or two”

“i've asked him and then it comes from animal farm by probably my favorite book”

“go to by the way go via belarus um take a copy of a 1984 animal farm leave it in a bar”

“You would love it, it's called Animal Joy and it's about laughter!”

“In the same way that if you want to get to Orwell, don't just read Animal Farm and 1984. Read Orwell's amazing essays.”

“UK is very interested in dystopian novels Animal Farm”

“Of course, "The Trial" is a work of fiction, but I think it is often useful to go to the surreal world of literature, even of the over-the-top dystopian variety like "1984," "Animal Farm," "Brave New World," "The Trial," "The Castle," "Metamorphosis," even "The Plague" by Albert Camus...”

“If you can have swarms of non-biological beings. 'cause they can be like the sheep in "Animal Farm."”

“So to that degree, to which degree is everybody kinda chanting e/acc, e/acc, like the sheep in "Animal Farm"? - Well, first of all, it's fun, it's rebellious, right?”

“"Animal Farm".”

“Well, I could spoil "Animal Farm". There's pigs, there's animals at a farm, (laughs) and the humans are abusing them. And then the animals overthrow the humans.”

“I read Animal Farm way more.”

“So like if you look at a book like "Animal Farm" where the pigs start to rule the other animals, and over time, the life of the animals gets worse and worse and worse while the pigs keep saying that it's actually getting better and better and better.”

“just like an animal farm you'll be like the horse boxer and slaughtered unjustly by those that are much more powerful than you because you'll be happy when you're slaughtered”

“that's why I admire a boxer the horse I will work harder even if he gets sent to the slaughter by the evil pigs you're on Orwell today”

“and uh of course George Orwell brilliantly and probably my favorite book of his which is animal farm”

“on the book point i've read animal farm by george orwell a ridiculous number of times”

“like the one point that changed me as a child was Georgia W Animal Farm”

“it took me trusting what that meant was reading George Orwell's Animal Farm that helped me to understand what happened to my country”

“it's like a very so that's like exactly the georgia vs animal farm in the first generation they know they lived before the revolution”

“so you've uh i have to say i often say that my favorite book is animal farm by george orwell i've read it i don't know how many times”

“and when i read by uh georgia o'rourke's book the animal farm that's when i realized”

“I was starting reading Georgia West animal farm in 1984.”

“Like I could see in that little pigs in the animal farm was it, I see myself as in my grandmother's like, Oh this is what happened.”

“And I think it just, it just reminds me of like the animal farm, how it all began.”

“Justin can go on about how horrific the justice system of the Supreme Court is while up here he plays a game halfway between Animal Farm in 1984.”

“she had told me during the interview that she had encountered george orwell's work when she was in south korea particularly animal farm and that was what um partly what influenced her to start speaking”

“and during that time she read um animal farm by george orwell and that sort of motivated her to write”

“she had told me during the interview that she had encountered george orwell's work when she was in south korea particularly animal farm”

“I mean, it's 'Catcher in the Rye'. There are a lot of books that seem trivial.”

“To me, 'The Plague' is about the doctor, and it’s about love, and it’s about the different roles that humans take in a time of tragedy like the plague. Also, it’s an allegory, so you can start to think about whatever you think that is. See, you've been for white pill, researching a lot of actual, specifically defined suffering, sure.”

“so animal farm by george orwell is one of my favorite books”

“it's precisely the reason why when he wrote Animal Farm he couldn't get it published for so long because people were horrified by the possibility that left-wing people could be authoritarian”

“It's precisely the reason why when he wrote Animal Farm, he couldn't get it published for so long, because people were horrified by the possibility that left-wing people could be authoritarian.”

“I know that a lot of us listening today are huge fans of Animal Farm right in the work of George Orwell”

“this is spot on with the pigs in Animal Farm there is a very it's very”

“like you know my favorite book of all time probably is animal farm and it's really funny to me to think that the first time I read that”

“My favorite book of all time is probably Animal Farm, and it’s funny to think that the first time I read that, I must have read it only as text.”

“So, there's this scene in Animal Farm. It's the last scene in the novel, the famous George Orwell novel”

“This is the pigs and the men becoming indistinguishable in the final scene of Animal Farm.”

“and one of my favorite books is animal farm by orwell and the horses don't get a good ending in that”

“yeah the horse's one is interesting and one of my favorite books is animal farm by orwell and the horses don't get a good ending in that uh i kind of uh my spirit animal i suppose is the horse from animal farm boxer where he says uh i will work harder”

“and that Revelation that's what leads to 1984 an animal farm the the commies were doing great evil and Franco stood up against them”

“I think you could read Animal Farm in a week”

“it's there's he wrote Animal Farm I I see animal farm leading up to this 1984 situation”

“Why do you think animals work so well in Animal Farm?”

“i'm a huge fan of animal farm which is a kind of friendly as a friend of 1984 by orwell it's kind of another thought experiment of how our society may go in directions that we wouldn't like it to go”

“I gave him Animal Farm to read and I didn't give him a lot of background knowledge and I didn't tell him anything about the Russian Revolution and about how this is this is, you know, an allegory for the so he, you know, read the book diligently.”

“the summer i was reading with my girls we were reading animal farm and and it was just really striking”

“George Orwell in the preface to Animal Farm wrote or actually it's 1984 wrote a an essay where he was essentially saying that overt totalitarianism of the kind that was taking place in the Soviet Union is repressive, but it's not nearly as effective as subtle repression.”

“you see it in the novel Animal Farm as well where um the character of uh Napoleon the pig Napoleon um wants to consolidate his power by sort of um essentially exiling snowball”

“And then there's 'Animal Farm in 1984' is a second book.”

“he was perhaps best known for his two dystopian novels Animal Farm in 1984 and to look at the way that his name has sort of come to be synonymous”

“so it's like animal farm all animals are equal”

“of course i'm quoting animal farm”

“like when you were talking earlier about Animal Farm and I'm like, I'm radicalized against private equity.”

“so his two favorite books in this period are 1984 an animal farm”

“It's like in Animal Farm when the pigs discover alcohol. Animal Farm by George Orwell. There's no evidence that they drank.”

“animal farm uh you know the pigs didn't say they wanted to take the house so that they could be more comfortable and spoiled they said they were doing it to make everyone equal and to remove the oppression”

“and I and I don't want anyone to really care if you're a communist and you've written a brilliant book like Animal Farm or 1984. do you really think you're gonna be poisoning the the brains of your children”

“and one other thing animal farm oh animal yeah that orwell's second greatest work uh”

“There's a scene the book Animal Farm where there's this donkey named Benjamin and he's talking to the pig and the pig says to the donkey you know, I love your tail. It's so big. I got this short little curly tail. It's good for nothing. You got this beautiful tail. It could sweep away the flies. And the donkey”

“This is the last scene in Animal Farm where the the farmers and the pigs are like in it together.”

“it's kind of like orwell talked about an animal farm it's it's if you're woke and you virtue signal”

“Your analysis and your understanding of of the book itself made me want to go back and reread it.”

“I was trying to do in a sense with the Holocaust, what Animal Farm, what George Or did with Stalinism, with Animal Farm tell a light, engaging, delightful story that's about a very heavy topic”

“Yeah, I know that a lot of us listening today are huge fans of Animal Farm, right? In the work of George Orwell, there is an incredibly bleak, incredibly well-written part of that book where the animals—well, quick spoiler—Animal Farm, if you are not familiar with the plot and don’t want it spoiled for you and you’ve been waiting for”

“In the work of George Orwell, there is an incredibly bleak, incredibly well-written part of that book where the animals—well, quick spoiler—Animal Farm, if you are not familiar with the plot and don’t want it spoiled for you and you’ve been waiting for a chance to read it or watch one of the many adaptations, please consider this your spoiler”

“I believe that is a joke reference to the book Animal Farm by George or well in the book The animals use the phrase four legs good two legs bad as they”

“animal farm also another great book that a lot of people don't uh you know attribute to him but there's so many important pieces of literature that he puts together that really are worth reading”

“some animals are more equal than others animal farm yeah if you people haven't read animal farm make sure you go give that a good refreshing read”

“you know the whole the animal farm thing man well if you I love that book by the way I can make a pig squirt”