Everyone believes that the government of the United States is based solely on the values ​​of democracy. This was the case at one point when the United States was founded, but recently the situation has changed due to ambition for wealth and power. The United States is known for being the land of freedom, equality and prosperity. Who have proven through their own people and other countries that democracy is the best government to follow. But if we look deeply at our government, the people who run it do not completely follow the values ​​of democracy and secretly use traits of totalitarian and dystopian acts. Two great novels, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and 1984 by George Orwell describe life in a dystopian, totalitarian government or society. Living in these types of societies is not the best way to live because you lose your freedom and you get lost. I believe our society is more like Brave New World than 1984 because it seems perfect, but in reality it is not. If you think about it, it's not as peaceful and innocent as it seems. Society has brainwashed us to like what it wants us to like and hate what it wants us to hate. Just like people in Brave New World, we have been conditioned to like certain things because we are ignorant of our environment and often do not judge it. If we do not act, we as a group or community will eventually fall into the hands of their dirty hands and lose control of our minds and our rights. First of all, I want to talk about the leisure activities that society offers us. and conditioned by him. Excerpt from the novel Brave New World, when DHC explains to his student the achievements of their society: "It was decided to abolish the love of nature..." but at the same time we condition them to be in the middle of paper. .....rave New World. I think people have used drugs so much that it's so hard to imagine a world without drugs, even though there are people stupid enough to take drugs that could kill them. This is why I believe people are addicted and believe that drugs are our only solution. In conclusion, this is why I believe our society or government is becoming like a dystopia in Brave New World. It sounds perfect, but it's not. There are many other things that the government does that violate our rights and we are not aware of what they are doing. So, in a way, we are already within their reach, and if we do not fight, we will lose our freedom to think, to rebel and to speak. Works Cited Huxley, Aldous. Brave New World. New York: Harper & Bros., 1946. Print. Orwell, George. 1984: A novel. New York, NY: published by Signet Classic, 1977. Print.