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If you're controlling someone's language then you are in control of you. What I mean by this is what you say. The actions you may make in life. And what you may be thinking.

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I think that this quote means that if you control a persons language you are controlling their life.

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If you take away someone's means of communication or their language, they can't find like-minded people, they can't do anything, so you then can control people.

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If you control someone's language you control their ideas, and everything they do. they can also control what they have learn. As a hearing person we can speak all the time but for a deaf person if you take away their communicate then they won't be able to communicate with others like what hearing people can do. So throughout society they have been putting deaf people down for the way they speak. Since you are controlling people on what they do and say and they puts emotional stress on deaf people and hearing people.

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If you control a person language you are control there communication. This relates to deafness because if tell a deaf person that they cant use ASL and they have to get a cochlear implant. They don't want the cochlear implant then you are control how they are going to communicate with other people.

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if you control a language. Then you also control what they learn. You also control what they do and talk about. You would control their entire life.

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"If you control a people's language you control the people."
^George Orwell^

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If you are controlling people's language, you are controlling their thoughts, ideas, actions, everything they do. If control on what people say/sign then they are going to start to realize that as the norm. It relates to deafness and ASL

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I think its talking about if you control the way someone speaks or what they say then your controlling them personally. For Deaf people their normal way of communicating is not the norm. for people who can hear. So throughout society and history they have been put down for the way they speak, so to me the quote means that if you just leave people alone and let them be themselves then they are able to express themselves and be who they really are. If you are controlling people on what they do and say then that puts emotional stress on people.

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Abby Dennett
Abby Dennett 
If you are controlling someone's  langua

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If you are controlling someone's  language, you are technically controlling their thoughts, feelings, actions, culture, etc.

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If you control someone's language you control their whole way of life. You control the way the think, live, act, etc. You are controlling the way they can express themselves and the way they live.

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I believe that this relates to ASL because if you control the way Deaf people communicate, you are basically controlling them because you aren't allowing them communicate. As a hearing person, we are free to speak all the time, but if you control when and how a deaf person speaks or signs, you are controlling them.

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To me this means if you control someone's language, you control what they say, or what they can say. You control how they communicate, their grammar and sentence structure. You control everything about how they communicate and therefore control the people. This relates to deafness and ASL because many deaf people were taught they weren't allowed to use asl and were therefore controlled by the hearing because they had no way to truly communicate.

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If you control a people's language, you control the people.  George Orwell

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If you control a people's language, you control the people.  George Orwell

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How does this relate to Deafness and ASL?  Post your thoughts here. . . .