Quote by Doug Coupland

In the future, torture will once again become the recreational sport of the rich.

In the future, torture will once again become the recreation

Summary

This quote suggests a dystopian view of the future, wherein torture will be reimagined as a form of entertainment exclusive to the wealthy class. It implies a regression into a morally disturbing society, where the suffering of others becomes a source of amusement for those with power and privilege. The quote serves as a cautionary reminder of the potential dangers of societal inequality and the depravity that can arise when empathy and compassion are cast aside.

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By Doug Coupland

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