@tetsuya_00x Easy. Different generation. Many that voted for the current mayor were either very young at the time or were from other states when 9.11 happened. Now they are the Cool kids living in Brooklyn. They were hoping to vote for boomer cuomo.
Scott Adams could have kept his mouth shut in 2015, kept those lavish corporate speaking gigs where he'd earn 50-100K per talk, and have died with an extra zero or two in his bank account. Instead he chose courage and died surrounded by the love of tens-of-millions.
Hey @NYCMayor - I responded to your tweet yesterday with a few constructive suggestions as you enter office.
It looks like you hid the reply after it got substantial support.
Hopefully I am wrong about that, but multiple people have confirmed they can no longer see the reply.
You ran your campaign on transparency and working for the people of New York. It doesn't seem transparent or helpful to hide the replies of residents who are engaging in conversation with you.
Here is the screenshot so everyone can see what I said.
Happy Hanukkah to all those celebrating in New York and around the world.
This year’s Festival of Lights comes at a very challenging time for Jewish families, following a scourge of heinous antisemitic attacks including last night at Bondi Beach. Antisemitism has no place in our communities, and we must root out this ancient hatred. I am proud to be a top leader combating antisemitism and standing up for moral truth.
The story of Hanukkah is rooted in the resilience of the Jewish people and the victory of light over darkness, and good over evil. That light and goodness will prevail against the darkest antisemitic evils in the end.
May this Hanukkah bring strength, peace, and hope to your home. From my family to yours, Happy Hanukkah ✡️🕎