Winston feels that Julia is far more acute than he is in regard to the Party propaganda. What point does she raise that Winston never considered?

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Mr. Charrington's shop in their rented apartment,anddiscuss various aspects of the Party.
Winston admits that in some ways Julia is a far more acute thinker than he is and less
susceptible to Party propaganda. One day, Winston had mentioned something about the war against
Eurasia, and Julia simply dismissed his comments by casually saying that she did not believe the
Party was even engaged in a war. Julia proceeds to explain to Winston that she believes the
government is responsible for dropping bombs throughout the city in an attempt to "keep
people frightened." The idea that the Party was completely fabricating
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