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In the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), by George Orwell, the Two Minutes Hate is the daily, public period during which members of the Outer Party of Oceania must watch a film depicting the enemies of the state, specifically Emmanuel Goldstein and his followers, to openly and loudly express hatred for them

The Two Minutes Hate also serves the purpose of religious observance by deifying Big Brother The Two Minutes Hate is a ritual observance that is designed to use the collective rage of the people against supposed "enemies of the Party" to strengthen the Party's position among the people. The ritual serves to unify the people in the observance of the ritual. The Two Minutes Hate also serves the purpose of religious observance by deifying Big Brother. They are all supposed to show the same emotions about the same things at the same time. It makes them feel that they and everyone else all feel the same - and that these feelings are what the Party tells them to have.

But in his description of the ‘Two Minutes Hate’ he also foresaw the way in which online mobs work. Now political, religious and commercial organisations all trade in whipping up feelings.

The horrible thing about the Two Minutes Hate was not that one was obliged to act a part, but that it was impossible to avoid joining in. Within thirty seconds any pretence was always unnecessary. meant to psychologically excite the crowd into an emotional frenzy of hatred, fear, and loathing for Emmanuel Goldstein, and for Oceania's enemy of the moment, either East Asia or Eurasia. The hate session includes the participants throwing things at the telescreen showing the film, as does the Julia character. Within thirty seconds any pretense was always unnecessary. hoshi: wow! time flies when you’re havin-. woozi: it’s been two minutes and i hate you. accurate-seventeen.

CLIP DESCRIPTION: During the morning's 'Two Minute Hate', Winston Smith (John Hurt) notices the especially emphatic Julia (Suzanna Hamilton). FILM DESCRIPTION: 1984 is the second film version of George Orwell's cautionary novel. Though the events described by Orwell did not come to pass in the real 1984, the film's producers maintained a level of verisimilitude by shooting the scenes on the exact dates described in the novel

Two Minutes Hate by Bottomfeeder, released 29 March 2012 1. Cauldron 2. High School Tough Guy Mentality 3. Depression Denial 4. Pure Hate 5. Pontius Pilate 6. Sweet Alva 7. Thoughts 8. No Dancing 9. Rape Kit 10. Fear of God (Jimbo's Revenge) Bottomfeeder: "Two Minutes Hate" LP/CS (BDR001) Vinyl Version: First pressing limited to 100 copies on "Stoner Eye" colored vinyl. Comes in a numbered screenprinted jacket. Cassette Version: 100 copies of high-performance c30 chrome-tapes. Includes artwork unique to the tape release. 2012 Born Dead Records.