Its interesting to hear Mattias explain totalitarianism further.

Totalitarianism is a notion of political philosophy, born in the twentieth century, essentially with the works of the philosopher Hannah Arendt. From Hannahs analysis of the Stalinist and Nazi regimes, she considered the totalitarian system differs from dictatorships in that totalitarian fascists seek "total domination" over the existence of any individuals. They isolate you, and Bombard you with propaganda and lies to break you down to subjugate and programme you.
The methods are sectarian methods of HARASSMENT , consisting of repeated moral pressures and terror over time to lead individuals to self-destruction. Among these pressures, we find abuses of power to the point of terror, with attacks on our inalienable fundamental rights such as the right to work, the right to equal treatment before the Law, freedom of expression, etc. Other mechanisms are the guilt of individuals, propaganda, blackmail, intimidation, threat, censorship, and finally, these notorious traumatic shocks, reiterated again and again, with eventual acting out by those in a position of power. There is also mistreatment towards the population, for example, the refusal of medical care towards “unvaccinated” citizens, which is a form of dehumanization that the media have tried to legitimize within the population.