While we have books banned in our time (Mockingbird is banned), Hitler pretty much did the same thing. Anyone who spoke out against him or challenged his authority ended up murdered with a cover up, OR anyone who failed or refused to raise his right arm and say “Heil Hitler!” usually ended up in a concentration camp. And today in our very time, books are banned. So, between Bradbury and Orwell, we are living what they wrote to an extent.
But what opinion regarding Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury do you see a political bent towards? Is Bradbury looking for a dystopian society as the answer to humanities’ problems? How so or how not so?
Thanks.
Steve
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