Examples Of What Could Have Been Prevented In Animal Farm

“It could have been prevented.” Often heard, the statement refers to situations for which some believe action should have been taken by specific people/a specific person to keep something (usually negative) from occurring; those people/that person is responsible in a way. The majority of the time, this statement is utilized in situations which are tragedies and/or violations of the law, law enforcement, lawmakers, etc. being those responsible. The minority of the time, The animals of Animal Farm, not including the pigs or the dogs, are not responsible at all for the existence of a corrupt government on Animal Farm and its cruel and oppressive practices. The original government of Animal Farm, formed immediately following the rebellion
The fact alone that this change did not occur as the result of a democratic decision made by elected officials or citizens
In Chapter 9 of the book, George Orwell writes, “Once again all rations were reduced except those of the pigs and the dogs,” informing us that the rations were reduced at the time, meaning a separate entity reduced the food rations for non-government animals; as no one other than “Comrade Napoleon had social and political power at the time, he alone posed the power to do such. Napoleon's rule was completely autocratic, and any signs of otherwise disappeared daily under his rule. As the animals did not make any governmental, and later, personal decisions themselves, the majority of occurrences on Animal Farm were Napoleon-caused and, therefore, his responsibility. All occurances which caused pain or struggle among the citizens of Animal Farm are considered in that majority. Napoleon made the conscious decisions to adjust the social, political, and economic order of Animal Farm, enacting policies which negatively impacted its animals. No non-pigs or non-dogs were involved in enactment or enforcement of Napoleon’s