Esto pasa justo por no tener puta idea de lo que es la intifada.
Se los hemos explicado y advertido, pero no hacen caso.
Bueno, eso querían, eso tuvieron.
Mamdani acts like raising taxes on the wealthy and pouring money into social programs is some brand-new idea for NYC.
It’s not. The city already ran that experiment in the 1970s. Look up the fiscal crisis and see how it ended.
🔺1970s version:
1️⃣ Progressive mayors massively expanded welfare, social services, free CUNY, public jobs & hospitals.
2️⃣ Spending tripled; taxes on income/property/business kept rising to pay for it.
3️⃣ Welfare rolls exploded past 1 million.
4️⃣ Middle class & businesses fled. Hundreds of thousands of jobs vanished. Population dropped ~10%. Crime surged.
5️⃣ City borrowed to cover the gaps until 1975, when the bond market shut them out. Near-bankruptcy. Layoffs, service cuts, fare hikes, end of free tuition. State takeover.
🔺Mamdani 2026:
1️⃣ Expanding social spending (housing vouchers, childcare, Fair Fares subsidies, affordable housing capital, CUNY support).
2️⃣ Raising taxes aimed at the wealthy (pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, pushes for higher rates on $1M+ earners & corporations).
3️⃣ Rent freeze on stabilized apartments + more public/affordable housing push.
4️⃣ “Tax the rich” to fund affordability programs while leaning on state aid and one-shots to balance a huge budget.
Same playbook of ambitious redistribution through higher progressive taxes and bigger social programs.
A few very obvious points on Mamdani's grocery stores:
1. The supply of the discounted groceries will run out on day 1, and every day there is a new shipment. This is basic econ 101.
2. This means only the people who are lucky enough or fast enough will get these discounted groceries. Expect to see the city ration these groceries in some other way. By income, or neighborhood or some lottery system.
3. Grocery margins are notoriously low as it is (like 2-3%). These stores will lose a bunch of money selling 30% below market, or they'll sell so little it will be insignificant.
4. There is absolutely zero chance that government bureaucrats can source these products from global supply chains as efficiently as Walmart, or Meier, or Whole Foods, whose survival depends on it. Their costs will be far higher (unless they use government bludgeon to force distributors to sell to them at lower prices).
5. It's actually an incredible triumph of capitalism that you can get a pound of bananas that were shipped to your neighborhood from Equador for like 60 cents, or fresh grapes from Chile in the dead of Midwestern winter for 2 bucks a pound, and Norwegian salmon to cook in Italian olive oil for $15 -20 bucks or so. Truly stop and think about that for a minute. It's a miracle.
The median full time hourly wage is around $31 dollars. For ONE HOUR of work, the median working American can get all of the groceries listed below, which is about 22,000 calories. They can feed themselves for 10 days (or a family of 4 for around 2 and a half days), with an hour of labor.
This is the stupidest industry for socialists to go after.
@IrvingGatell 6 goles en 1958, incluyendo hat-trick en la semifinal y dos goles en la final, pero solo era “el niño del equipo” jajaja… 4 goles en 1970, mas 6 asistencias y balones de oro. En 62 si estaba lesionado y jugo dos partidos, metio un gol. ¿Quien no sabe de futbol entonces?
@DanBilzerian@NickJFuentes Is this all you do bro? Just smoke, hang out with hookers and then set an alarm for when it’s the next time to say fuck Israel?
Si alguien merece todo mi respeto y credibilidad es el árbitro en retiro Arturo Brizio Cárter @arturobrizioc , aquí explica con claridad la jugada del gol anulado a Egipto !!!
Whether it’s a foul or not is irrelevant to me it happens at the complete other end of the field you might as well re-officiate the whole match at that point
¡EL FIN DE UNA ERA!
Con la eliminación de México de la Copa del Mundo, también nos despidos de Guillermo Ochoa, uno de los mejores porteros en nuestra historia.
¡Gracias por todo, Memo!
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