The Thought Police are Here


	The Thought Police are Here

boniface

5-22-2007 4:58 PM

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police, state, government, 1984

boniface says:

Well, looks like government is getting more efficient. You may no longer have to commit a crime in order to become a suspect; simply shows the signs of the potentiality.

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