In the 19th century, Jules Verne predicted submarines and rockets to the moon. Dick Tracy, Batman, the Star Trek crew and others always had their little devices for communicating long range before we ever had cell phones. Hell, I have no idea how many topics I've seen about trying to make lightsabers, warp drives and transporters work.
But when I read this I kept thinking of three novels: 1984, Brave New World, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Of all the cultural literary traditions to emulate, this "Jay Kay" guy and his "Wwasps" choose dystopic institutionalized behavior modification programs? How desparately out of control do you have to feel to actually be able to rationalize (even to yourself) that measures like these are justified? And like all the other powerful bastards in the modern international sphere they manage to exploit developing nations to pull it off.
****, it makes me want to sit down and write a book about how things were horrible until people figured out to treat eachother well, then wait for the demented copycats to come along and make my fiction into reality.
I don't know what to do really. Hurting them (the organization/JayKay) won't help, as their problems probably stem from being hurt real bad in the past and not knowing how to cope with it. How can you shut them down when it's already gone to court and some judge ruled it acceptable for the sacrosanct parent/guardian(s) to send their children into hell if they wanted, so long as they weren't the ones holding the pitchfork when they got there. It's a bunch of loopholes and cruelty and institutionally bstardized dominoes that Orwell could never have predicted.
it makes me really sad.