MIDNIGHT INTRUDER: NOT SANTA, BUT A SYMBOL OF EVERYTHING WE’RE LOSING
A loud CLATTER shattered the quiet after midnight. A strange man was raiding the fridge. This wasn’t a thief. It was Santa Claus—and his shocking confession reveals a world in CRISIS.
Forget the North Pole. The elves are now “Amusement Influencers” posting on Instagram. Blitzen quit for Bitcoin. Rudolph’s nose runs on Waze. This iconic symbol has been FORCED TO ADAPT to our broken, commercialized world.
But the real horror came next. Santa asked NPR’s Scott Simon how HE was doing. Simon confessed he’s “lost a few friends.” People he loved. People who taught him. People are DISAPPEARING from our lives, and the grief is piling up like unopened gifts.
Santa’s chilling reply? “I’ve been around a while, too.” He talks about carrying the dead in our hearts. This isn’t a sweet holiday fable. This is a DAMNING INDICTMENT of a society where connection is dying, replaced by empty screens and crypto schemes.
Who benefits? The tech giants. The platforms turning magic into content. The systems that profit while our traditions and loved ones fade away. The powerful stay silent as childhood wonder and adult connection are SOLD FOR PARTS.
Simon’s final request was for Santa to “Give every child a chance.” Santa’s answer should TERRIFY YOU: “Why don’t we all work on that one together?” He’s passing the buck. The magic is gone. The hope is hollow. We are utterly, completely alone.
The man in the red suit didn’t bring gifts—he brought a mirror, and the reflection is a world where even Santa Claus has given up.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
