What is the significance of the commandment "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others"?

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What is the significance of the commandment "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others"?

Accepted Answer

It shows how the pigs corrupted their own revolution's principles to justify their privilege — This contradiction encapsulates the novel's central theme: revolution betrayed. The pigs changed the rules to suit themselves while maintaining the appearance of equality.

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It shows how the pigs corrupted their own revolution's principles to justify their privilege

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It promotes equality

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It is a joke

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It applies to humans only

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