Tag: satire

• The Untouchable Class: Why Babies Get Away With Everything — And Why the Government Must Intervene

  

  Every functioning society operates on accountability. We create laws, ethics, and social expectations to regulate behavior. Adults are corrected, criticized, and held responsible for their actions. Except for one group. Babies. Babies currently exist outside every legal, moral, and social framework known to humanity. They scream without consequence, manipulate emotions freely, redistribute affection without warning,…

  Shreya Singh

  February 28, 2026

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• When War Became a Button: Why Nuclear Weapons Killed Real Conflict

  If you could un-invent something, what would it be? Nuclear weapons. Nuclear anything, really. I’m no saint (we’ve established that), but ever since the nuclear option entered the chat, wars have stopped being… wars. Now, before someone rushes in clutching their morality pearls—no, I’m not saying wars are fun. I’m saying look at the potential.…

  Shreya Singh

  January 18, 2026

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