Nukes: The World's Worst Trend That Just Won't Quit
Trying to create a world with zero nuclear weapons sounds noble, especially coming from the only country that "experienced atomic bombings." Yet, the message is "losing momentum amid global conflicts," proving once again that humanity excels at ignoring obvious disaster plans. Because if something's worked so well so far—like playing a real-life game of thermonuclear chicken—why fix it?
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Attempting nuclear disarmament during global chaos is like trying to teach cats to march in formation. Spoiler: they’ll just knock over all the carefully stacked peace plans and nap instead.
No country has nuclear buddha belly vibes; it’s the hottest unwanted fad nobody wants to give up. Momentum lost, disarmament trend buried under a pile of global hostilities.
Nuclear peace talks in a world full of conflicts? That’s like bringing a salad to a gunfight: wholesome intent, poor survival odds.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/6/2025 | Author: Unknown
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