Zohran Mamdani...

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Anonymous wrote:New Yorker here. As someone above said, I hope Mamdani puts Lander on his staff and of course keep Tisch and the rat czar.

But all of these people hating him only makes me want to support him

Most of the "hate" is because he's a socialist, a Muslim, and will NOT bend the knee for Israel. That last one by far is where most of the media hate comes from.

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Anonymous wrote:Andrew Cuomo is defending Netanyahu against claims of genocide. That is enough to show you the type of person he is. Never mind him sexually assaulting and harassing countless women

Democrats have not one decent candidate. They’re all scum.

Don't think anyone comes near Cuomo. No one is as decorated of a sexual harasser as him. That's why all the other candidates despise him.

He can pay fines and be mayor as his prison job. Sexual harassment doesn't make someone a bad mayor

…not being able to get people to vote for you, however, suggests that they think you’re going to be a pretty bad mayor.

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Anonymous wrote:Mamdani's base of voters is rich, highly educated and white while he claims to stand for working class people of color. What do you all make of the fact that the people he allegedly represents did not vote for him and do not want him?

(A recent Emerson poll projects him winning 57 per cent of white voters, but only 26 per cent of Black voters and 35 per cent of Hispanic voters. While 57 per cent of college-educated voters support Mamdani, only 23 per cent of those without a college degree do.)

DCUM posters love to portray that Mamdani’s voters are ignorant and naive and don’t know what is good for them. They cannot fathom that his voters want to help their neighbors and raise the standard of living for the working class in NYC even if that means paying more in taxes. All the unions are behind him. He’s going to win in a landslide for mayor.

The ignorant and naive part is because communism doesn’t work not because we don’t think the intentions are good.

Define communism for us, without googling. My guess is, you can't. A democratic socialist is not a communist. Stop throwing around words you do not even understand.

Hint: it involves government run grocery stores.

Spare me the idea that we don’t know what communism is.

You obviously don't if you think it’s defined by how the grocery stores are run.

If you don’t understand the link, then you are the uneducated one. It’s tiresome that when we want to debate the merits of a candidate, you all fall back on definitions. You played this game with DEI too. When we debated whether it’s appropriate for someone to be hired based off their status as an underrepresented minority, the game of “you can’t even DeFInE DeI” began. Knock it off. Tell us why Mamdani’s proposals that have been tried elsewhere and failed will suddenly work in Manhattan.

Because definitions and the way you use words matter. You're so busy being reactionary, you've not even taken the time to actually understand what it is you're screeching about.

Have you read Mamdani's proposals? Why are you so convinced there is nothing new to them, that they are mere rehashings of failed policy? And can you point out what your preferred candidate has proposed that IS different than what has already been tried and has failed?

You need to learn about human nature and character, human behavior, and how people act when certain inducements are provided. Learn the unintended consequences of them.

We don't need to go down this well worn path again because you are a poor student of life and can't think for yourself.

+1

Nothing new about an inexperienced smiling charismatic activist in a suit with paid cameramen, promising everyone amazing headline savings and benefits.

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Anonymous wrote:Mamdani's base of voters is rich, highly educated and white while he claims to stand for working class people of color. What do you all make of the fact that the people he allegedly represents did not vote for him and do not want him?

(A recent Emerson poll projects him winning 57 per cent of white voters, but only 26 per cent of Black voters and 35 per cent of Hispanic voters. While 57 per cent of college-educated voters support Mamdani, only 23 per cent of those without a college degree do.)

DCUM posters love to portray that Mamdani’s voters are ignorant and naive and don’t know what is good for them. They cannot fathom that his voters want to help their neighbors and raise the standard of living for the working class in NYC even if that means paying more in taxes. All the unions are behind him. He’s going to win in a landslide for mayor.

The ignorant and naive part is because communism doesn’t work not because we don’t think the intentions are good.

Define communism for us, without googling. My guess is, you can't. A democratic socialist is not a communist. Stop throwing around words you do not even understand.

Hint: it involves government run grocery stores.

Spare me the idea that we don’t know what communism is.

You obviously don't if you think it’s defined by how the grocery stores are run.

If you don’t understand the link, then you are the uneducated one. It’s tiresome that when we want to debate the merits of a candidate, you all fall back on definitions. You played this game with DEI too. When we debated whether it’s appropriate for someone to be hired based off their status as an underrepresented minority, the game of “you can’t even DeFInE DeI” began. Knock it off. Tell us why Mamdani’s proposals that have been tried elsewhere and failed will suddenly work in Manhattan.

You know that we don’t have to explain anything, right? Go ask your parents if you need help with your homework.

He won the primary and will likely win the election.

You don’t you explain how, after seeing all of this, you could still be supporting Trump? Explain your ignorance and hate. Explain your racism and hate of freedom and America.

Please wear a condom.

What are you even talking about? The “explaining” demand was leveled at me, to define communism. Do try to keep up with the flow of the conversation as you seem totally lost. His policies are available for everyone to see and it doesn’t make me racist or hateful of America (!?) to point them out!

#BoringCampaignPosterAgain

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Anonymous wrote:Mamdani's base of voters is rich, highly educated and white while he claims to stand for working class people of color. What do you all make of the fact that the people he allegedly represents did not vote for him and do not want him?

(A recent Emerson poll projects him winning 57 per cent of white voters, but only 26 per cent of Black voters and 35 per cent of Hispanic voters. While 57 per cent of college-educated voters support Mamdani, only 23 per cent of those without a college degree do.)

DCUM posters love to portray that Mamdani’s voters are ignorant and naive and don’t know what is good for them. They cannot fathom that his voters want to help their neighbors and raise the standard of living for the working class in NYC even if that means paying more in taxes. All the unions are behind him. He’s going to win in a landslide for mayor.

The ignorant and naive part is because communism doesn’t work not because we don’t think the intentions are good.

Define communism for us, without googling. My guess is, you can't. A democratic socialist is not a communist. Stop throwing around words you do not even understand.

Hint: it involves government run grocery stores.

Spare me the idea that we don’t know what communism is.

You obviously don't if you think it’s defined by how the grocery stores are run.

If you don’t understand the link, then you are the uneducated one. It’s tiresome that when we want to debate the merits of a candidate, you all fall back on definitions. You played this game with DEI too. When we debated whether it’s appropriate for someone to be hired based off their status as an underrepresented minority, the game of “you can’t even DeFInE DeI” began. Knock it off. Tell us why Mamdani’s proposals that have been tried elsewhere and failed will suddenly work in Manhattan.

So walk me through it, genius. Where has the government buying wholesale groceries and selling at retail tried and failed?

Stop proving you know nothing about business, economics or supply chains of any industry anywhere.

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Anonymous wrote:Can a non New Yorker donate to Mamdani's campaign?

I've rarely donate politically and have never donated to a candidate representing another state, but this is one time where I'd happily donate.

Yes

Thanks. Done and donated.

Thx sock puppet.

What a great idea, I’ll go do the same. Doo di dodi dooo.

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Anonymous wrote:Can a non New Yorker donate to Mamdani's campaign?

I've rarely donate politically and have never donated to a candidate representing another state, but this is one time where I'd happily donate.

Yes

Thanks. Done and donated.

Me too! Thanks for the info. Post the donation like a few more times!

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Anonymous wrote:Mamdani's base of voters is rich, highly educated and white while he claims to stand for working class people of color. What do you all make of the fact that the people he allegedly represents did not vote for him and do not want him?

(A recent Emerson poll projects him winning 57 per cent of white voters, but only 26 per cent of Black voters and 35 per cent of Hispanic voters. While 57 per cent of college-educated voters support Mamdani, only 23 per cent of those without a college degree do.)

DCUM posters love to portray that Mamdani’s voters are ignorant and naive and don’t know what is good for them. They cannot fathom that his voters want to help their neighbors and raise the standard of living for the working class in NYC even if that means paying more in taxes. All the unions are behind him. He’s going to win in a landslide for mayor.

The ignorant and naive part is because communism doesn’t work not because we don’t think the intentions are good.

Define communism for us, without googling. My guess is, you can't. A democratic socialist is not a communist. Stop throwing around words you do not even understand.

Hint: it involves government run grocery stores.

Spare me the idea that we don’t know what communism is.

You obviously don't if you think it’s defined by how the grocery stores are run.

If you don’t understand the link, then you are the uneducated one. It’s tiresome that when we want to debate the merits of a candidate, you all fall back on definitions. You played this game with DEI too. When we debated whether it’s appropriate for someone to be hired based off their status as an underrepresented minority, the game of “you can’t even DeFInE DeI” began. Knock it off. Tell us why Mamdani’s proposals that have been tried elsewhere and failed will suddenly work in Manhattan.

Because definitions and the way you use words matter. You're so busy being reactionary, you've not even taken the time to actually understand what it is you're screeching about.

Have you read Mamdani's proposals? Why are you so convinced there is nothing new to them, that they are mere rehashings of failed policy? And can you point out what your preferred candidate has proposed that IS different than what has already been tried and has failed?

You need to learn about human nature and character, human behavior, and how people act when certain inducements are provided. Learn the unintended consequences of them.

We don't need to go down this well worn path again because you are a poor student of life and can't think for yourself.

I notice you didn't answer my question yet again. You just continue to resort to insults and tired tropes.

Not everyone operates like you. It is not actually human nature to exploit and hurt each other. Research into our history and our behavior in dire emergency has repeatedly borne out that we are collective and cooperative by nature. Given the opportunity, most of us choose to help. It's the scarcity and competition demanded by capitalism that drives most antisocial behavior.

Hi Mamdani! Really dont have your team waste time here. Just keep up your tweets and staged chats and looking pretty.

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Anonymous wrote:New Yorker here. As someone above said, I hope Mamdani puts Lander on his staff and of course keep Tisch and the rat czar.

But all of these people hating him only makes me want to support him

I am enjoying all the people crashing out at his victory. And it just so happens most of these individuals happen to be terrible people anyway.

Amazing how you know so much about so many people you’ve never met.

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Anonymous wrote:New Yorker here. As someone above said, I hope Mamdani puts Lander on his staff and of course keep Tisch and the rat czar.

But all of these people hating him only makes me want to support him

Most of the "hate" is because he's a socialist, a Muslim, and will NOT bend the knee for Israel. That last one by far is where most of the media hate comes from.

Why? What has he said about Israel and Hamas and Iranian nukes?

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Anonymous wrote:New Yorker here. As someone above said, I hope Mamdani puts Lander on his staff and of course keep Tisch and the rat czar.

But all of these people hating him only makes me want to support him

Most of the "hate" is because he's a socialist, a Muslim, and will NOT bend the knee for Israel. That last one by far is where most of the media hate comes from.

Not bending the knee is why he won. Everyone else during the debate was bragging about who visited Israel more. I guess they thought they were running for mayor of Tel Aviv. He was the only candidate who said he would not travel to Israel but stay in New York and focus on his job.

Americans are for America first, and it's quite ironic when you have Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ilhan Omar saying the same thing. The red line appeared to be forcing America into another war with Iran, and thank God Trump noticed that. This gets bipartisan support.

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I think the timing of the mayoral race on the heels of a America/Israel bombing Iran also helped Zamdani

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Anonymous wrote:How many Jewish NYers are going to flee the city?

Maybe they can move to Florida and turn it blue again.

lol wrong New Yorkers. The radical Zionists are Republican.

Nah, they play both sides like puppets. Whoever is willing to suck up more to Israel gets the prize.

I fear they will destroy America's biggest city as revenge for electing this mayor. Pay attention to the veiled threats and the warnings for Israelis to leave town.

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Anonymous wrote:The whole “rich white liberals are Mamdani’s base!” storyline isn’t even true.

Look at this graphic on the raw number of voters in the NYC Dem primary and their income:

The data analyst states that for this data set of NYC Dem primary voters, the median 50th percentile individual income is $50K. This is significantly lower than the median individual income for NYC overall at around $70K. In sum, NYC Dem primary voters are poorer than average NY’er.

For Cuomo, Mamdani, and Lander the vast majority of their raw voters came from people in the $20K-$75K median income range. Those are not well-off people in NYC! Even a public school janitor in NYC makes $60K. And it’s really hard to live in NYC on that kind of money.

Let’s look at another graphic, which looks at voters in the data set by their income percentile (remember $50K = 50th percentile):

The story that clearly emerges is as such:
-Cuomo easily won the poorest 5% of the voters
-Cuomo and Mamdani closely split voters in the 10th to 50th income percentile
-Mamdani dominates among voters in the 50th to 95th percentile
-Cuomo easily wins the wealthiest 5% of NYC voters in the Dem primary

Mamdani has a very broad base of support; this just isn’t a “white social trust fund hipster” phenomenon. I know that’s the story in rightwing Twitter and FinTwit, but Mamdani (like Cuomo and Lander) got the vast majority of his voters from people in 10th to 50th percentile of incomes. Those are not well-off people.

Mamdani won Asians, Hispanics, whites-generally younger voters in the city
Cuomo won Italians, Jews, and blacks-generally older voters in the city

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Anonymous wrote:New Yorker here. As someone above said, I hope Mamdani puts Lander on his staff and of course keep Tisch and the rat czar.

But all of these people hating him only makes me want to support him

Most of the "hate" is because he's a socialist, a Muslim, and will NOT bend the knee for Israel. That last one by far is where most of the media hate comes from.

Why? What has he said about Israel and Hamas and Iranian nukes?

He called 10/7 a war crime, condemns Hamas, but he also calls Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal. Among his pro Palestinian activism, included co-signing the phrase "globalize the intifada"- a phrase pro Israelis consider hate speech as the intifada was the 1987 Palestinian uprising started originally with peaceful non violent demonstrations which quickly led to violence and a counterinsurgency by Israel which then led to the creation of Hamas in December 1987.

I don't know why he ever cosigned that phrase. Either he's dumb and doesn't know what it means, or he does know what it means. I can only imagine how Hamas will feel seeing the mayor of New York gladly cosign the phrase "globalize the rebellion" that led to their creation. I can only imagine what Israel will feel.

He's going to have a hard time with Trump. I suspect efforts to Iran will now switch over to getting rid of him. Even more dangerous than pro Palestinian Iran at this point is having a pro Palestinian NY mayor. Not to me, but to this administration and their allies this will be seen as dangerous. What a turn of events to say the least.