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Anonymous wrote:Can't say I blame them.

Good news! The Big Apple was a much better place to live before the wealthy came. Make NYC fun and vibrant again!!

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Anonymous wrote:How are governments grocery stores supposed to work logistically?

I heard Mamdani on a podcast. He is proposing one grocery store in each borough to see if this might work to help bring down the cost of groceries if profit can be removed as a prerequisite. He is proposing this as an experiment to see if it's workable. His willingness to try new ideas is what excites me the most about him.

Does he have business experience?
Where is his wealth from?

What scares you about 4 grocery stores as an experiment to see if they help improve nutritional access/grocery prices in food desserts? Why does the source of his wealth or his background matter at all? Rich businessmen are also encouraged to test out new ideas, but hopefully they realize not all great ideas come from those already established.

Of course they won’t.

Only wealthy leftist yuppies and hippies will show up and the poor, disabled, and unemployed will continue to suffer and eat soda and McDonald’s elsewhere.

It’s ok for Israel to have socialism and welfare systems but not the us

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people assuming a city-owned grocery store in a food desert will only be stocked with fruits and vegetables?

There's no reason why it can't include rotisserie chicken, cheap ready-to-eat meals, meal of the day, etc. In fact, if you have one store in each borough, they can centralize prepared food production and do a daily variety.

But won't someone think of the rotting vegetables!!!11!!1!

Processed food has preservatives and can last forever. Dairy and produce cannot. The city will subsidize and pay for all those rotting vegetables and in low income and even high income areas, fresh vegetables are never selected . Grocery chains usually have a deal of the day in produce section to attract customers but with the ice raids and tarriffs that can’t happen anymore so even more Americans are ditching produce

Out of one side of your mouth you all complain about SNAP paying for unhealthy food, screeching about how poor people shouldn't be buying soda, and now someone wants to make healthier food more accessible, and now you're complaining about that out the other side of your mouth. Please make up your stupid little minds, because it sounds like you just don't want poor people to eat.

Ding ding ding!

This! PP cannot figure out if they are taking the MAHA side or not. Sounds like they do not want to MAHA?

MAHA doesn’t exist. It’s just another Trump scam. Trump is rolling back tons of regulations that protect our food and water. Wake up!

What is maha?

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people assuming a city-owned grocery store in a food desert will only be stocked with fruits and vegetables?

There's no reason why it can't include rotisserie chicken, cheap ready-to-eat meals, meal of the day, etc. In fact, if you have one store in each borough, they can centralize prepared food production and do a daily variety.

But won't someone think of the rotting vegetables!!!11!!1!

Processed food has preservatives and can last forever. Dairy and produce cannot. The city will subsidize and pay for all those rotting vegetables and in low income and even high income areas, fresh vegetables are never selected . Grocery chains usually have a deal of the day in produce section to attract customers but with the ice raids and tarriffs that can’t happen anymore so even more Americans are ditching produce

Out of one side of your mouth you all complain about SNAP paying for unhealthy food, screeching about how poor people shouldn't be buying soda, and now someone wants to make healthier food more accessible, and now you're complaining about that out the other side of your mouth. Please make up your stupid little minds, because it sounds like you just don't want poor people to eat.

Ding ding ding!

This! PP cannot figure out if they are taking the MAHA side or not. Sounds like they do not want to MAHA?

MAHA doesn’t exist. It’s just another Trump scam. Trump is rolling back tons of regulations that protect our food and water. Wake up!

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Anonymous wrote:All the Jews are going to leave the city and level New York City like Gaza

No one cares

But who is going to pay for everything he promised?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think Israel/Palestine was the primary issue in this race, nor would you expect it to be, since New York City is in neither of those countries. Both right-wing Jews and left-wing pro-Palestinians tried to turn this into a referendum on Zionism, but wasn’t he mostly just running on… making the city affordable?

No. He was running on handouts and freebies.

And, most of those freebies he has promised he would not have authorization as mayor to give. That is up to the lawmakers. He is currently an assemblyman - someone who actually could make those things possible. Has he done any of those things? Nope.
He won't do them as mayor either. He can't.
He is a slippery snake oil salesman. And, the supposed "educated" elite fell for it.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think Israel/Palestine was the primary issue in this race, nor would you expect it to be, since New York City is in neither of those countries. Both right-wing Jews and left-wing pro-Palestinians tried to turn this into a referendum on Zionism, but wasn’t he mostly just running on… making the city affordable?

No. He was running on handouts and freebies.

Anonymous wrote:This election probably scared all of the PACs and lobbying groups too. Mamdani won with less money than Coumo. Basically money might not buy elections anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:How are governments grocery stores supposed to work logistically?

I heard Mamdani on a podcast. He is proposing one grocery store in each borough to see if this might work to help bring down the cost of groceries if profit can be removed as a prerequisite. He is proposing this as an experiment to see if it's workable. His willingness to try new ideas is what excites me the most about him.

Does he have business experience?
Where is his wealth from?

What scares you about 4 grocery stores as an experiment to see if they help improve nutritional access/grocery prices in food desserts? Why does the source of his wealth or his background matter at all? Rich businessmen are also encouraged to test out new ideas, but hopefully they realize not all great ideas come from those already established.

Of course they won’t.

Only wealthy leftist yuppies and hippies will show up and the poor, disabled, and unemployed will continue to suffer and eat soda and McDonald’s elsewhere.

It’s ok for Israel to have socialism and welfare systems but not the us

We take care of all their military equipment needs and fight many of their ways so they can use those savings for things like free healthcare and education and cheap housing.

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Anonymous wrote:How are governments grocery stores supposed to work logistically?

I heard Mamdani on a podcast. He is proposing one grocery store in each borough to see if this might work to help bring down the cost of groceries if profit can be removed as a prerequisite. He is proposing this as an experiment to see if it's workable. His willingness to try new ideas is what excites me the most about him.

Does he have business experience?
Where is his wealth from?

What scares you about 4 grocery stores as an experiment to see if they help improve nutritional access/grocery prices in food desserts? Why does the source of his wealth or his background matter at all? Rich businessmen are also encouraged to test out new ideas, but hopefully they realize not all great ideas come from those already established.

Of course they won’t.

Only wealthy leftist yuppies and hippies will show up and the poor, disabled, and unemployed will continue to suffer and eat soda and McDonald’s elsewhere.

It’s ok for Israel to have socialism and welfare systems but not the us