Anonymous #1 19h

A Democrat backed and supported explicitly by republicans and the Trump admin lmao. A “democrat” who switched to the Republican Party in the 2025 mayoral election, lmao. I get it, you don’t wanna claim him. You’re already on the hook for the Iran war and all the pedophilia and murder. But Trump claimed him on your behalf already, bud.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Tail end of his term

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Anonymous #1 19h

Well yeah, of course. You can’t run as a Republican in NYC, they hate pedophiles over there. But he certainly tried. Because, you know, he’s trumps favorite.

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Anonymous #1 19h

Adams is 100% your boy in the maga camp

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Anonymous #2 19h

(Males Assaulting Girls Association)

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Anonymous OP 19h

Eric Adams never switched to the Republican Party lmao you even gave a fabricated timeframe for it

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Anonymous #3 19h

Okay?

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Anonymous #2 19h

NYC had a Republican mayor till 2010 yk

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Anonymous OP 19h

Just saying tbh I had in internship last year with nys so I’m pretty familiar with how things get passed

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Anonymous #1 19h

Sorry, not switched. Considered switching and then dropped out. Same diff tho.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Ok then till 2007ish not that far off unlike other major cities tbh

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Anonymous #3 19h

I mean I hear you but is that any real mark against mamdani? Like yes, fascistic pro Israel “moderate” dems will block every good thing he does, that they can block.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Not that but homeowners in nyc are starting to turn on his since he want to increases taxes on property values the Bronx is starting to turn against him as well only the transplants and the youth like him

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Anonymous #3 19h

I don’t buy that, sorry.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Are u even from nyc

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Anonymous #3 19h

When people start to flee NYC because of housing taxes, I’ll believe you. But nobody is doing that.

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Anonymous #3 19h

That rich exodus from ny everyone predicted is simply not happening

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Anonymous OP 18h

Really since my family owns a whole we deserve to be paying more low-key that kind of sounds like you’re a part of the 2030 agenda in not owning everything and being happy

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Anonymous OP 18h

Really since my family owns a whole we deserve to be paying more low-key that kind of sounds like you’re a part of the 2030 agenda in not owning everything and being happy

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Anonymous #2 18h

It has since 2020 tbh the city dying tbh

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Anonymous #3 18h

Uh, yeah. You should be paying higher taxes on your home. Suck it up, whiney ass

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Anonymous OP 18h

so if you have a home, are you willing to pay More as well?

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Anonymous #3 18h

See this is why I don’t believe shit you say. This isn’t about NYC, or what other people think. YOU personally have an issue with the housing taxes.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Yes.

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Anonymous OP 18h

I actually wouldn’t mind if shit actually worked in the city and the city was actually managed well but it’s not managed. Well there’s a bunch of corruption. There’s a bunch of mismanagement that people do not like to acknowledge and mamdani is not gonna do anything to change

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Anonymous #3 18h

Based on what? Your belief that all politicians fall to corruption and can do nothing to better your life? Just vibes?

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Anonymous #3 18h

Plus, if you only tax people that had houses you wanna know what’s gonna happen big corporations are just gonna buy up those houses since they’re the only ones that can actually afford those taxes. So you’re really contradicting yourself.

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Anonymous #3 18h

I can afford them.

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Anonymous #3 18h

It seems like you have a very specific issue that you are upset is costing you more money, assumedly because you don’t believe you should have to pay taxes, and it’s causing you to act as though everyone in NYC feels the way you do. But NYC voted mamdani in. So, clearly they don’t. It’s not like higher taxes are a surprise, they’re literally an integral part of his plan.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Right, but I’m talking about Bushwick East New York Brownsville the place where African-Americans and Latinos live. Those guys are being affected by those taxes because I have relatives there I have seen many people move out of there and corporations are buying up these houses that people used to own and turning it into the little gentrified area areas.

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Anonymous OP 18h

NYC didn’t vote for mamdani the transplants voted for mamdani

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Anonymous #3 18h

I’ve seen generations of family move out of their homes because of these property taxes and big corporations, demolishing it or renting it out to general fires ruining the neighborhood

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Anonymous #3 18h

Now the classic idpol card. “Won’t you think of all the poor black and brown homeowners who will have to, *gasp*, pay TAXES?” Yes dawg they should pay taxes too. And for the record, big corporations were turning your city into gentrified little neighborhoods way before Mamdani came along. He’s the only one with any policy plans or seeming genuine intention to help solve that issue.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Ah yes. The transplants that conveniently make up enough of the city to win an election.

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Anonymous #3 18h

I’m sure that’s true bud I’m sure it was mostly secret out of towners here to ruin your great city by forcing you to pay your fair share.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Yeah man I’m gonna need hard data on this not just random anecdotes you easily could just be making up. I don’t trust you even remotely. You’ve presented that your motives are self concerned.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Over 600,000 non native New Yorkers were able to vote in the elections more than 70% of them were not born in New York and came from out of state

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Anonymous OP 18h

You’re ignoring the point this is affecting homeowners in the Latino and African-American community. This is only gonna negatively affect them. I love how you guys always want to argue about being the party that represents all people but when policies actually affect the ones who we always advocate for you guys like to stay silent.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Well it’s really convenient that it seems to affect these minority groups so much, since it’s an issue you’re clearly worried about affecting you. You couldn’t just be saying this disingenuously, could you? I mean these random anecdotes are so iron clad.

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Anonymous OP 18h

First off and it’s very disrespectful because I actually have a lot of relatives and know a lot of people who are affected by these policies. Second of all are you even from New York actually I do wanna know are you from New York cause I don’t think you’re a New Yorker I bet that you’re probably some out of state person who only likes to read the news and actually has no idea what’s going on here.

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Anonymous #3 18h

“Okay I can’t prove anything I say actually but you offended me and probably aren’t even from New York type shit so this doesn’t even count”

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Anonymous #3 18h

Speaking of those minority groups, in the general election, who did black and Hispanic people primarily vote for?

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Anonymous OP 18h

You’re definitely I provided my points and talked about experiences that I have seen and heard and you don’t want to acknowledge the facts instead, you decide to disrespect me. I have been nothing but very respectful towards you. You’ve never said anything condescending, but you have decided to insult me.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Just curious.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Your experiences are just words. I have no way to figure out if they’re true, and frankly no reason to believe they’re true. I’m sorry you can’t win me over by telling personal stories about your life. But this is an anonymous app on the internet, and people lie. So, I’m gonna need some actual data.

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Anonymous OP 18h

It was a pretty close tie if I’m not wrong the issue is that the youth voted for mamdani but the more older folks vote for Cuomo then you have my family, which voted for Sliwa

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Anonymous #3 18h

Oh wow your family voted for sliwa im shocked.

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Anonymous OP 18h

I’ll gladly take you to East New York, and you can interview all the people that you want and speak about their experiences because if my experiences don’t work, maybe you should go and talk to them and see if you still wanna believe in your little ideas

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Anonymous #3 18h

He won black precincts my 26 points and Hispanic precincts by 20.

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Anonymous #3 18h

“Listen man I can’t show you any hard data on the shit I made up, because it doesn’t exist, but come with me let’s talk to the average voter and see what they think.” Brother they taught a chimpanzee to understand the politics of the median voter and it hanged itself. Give me data.

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Anonymous #3 18h

“Your little ideas” Brother my little ideas are going to take money out of your pocket and give it to the city. Are you mad? You sound mad.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Brother, sometimes stats aren’t necessarily the most accurate thing they failed to predict the election of trump two times. People lie all the time but when you actually speak to them face-to-face and have a genuine conversation, they’re actually gonna give you the actual info and stuff

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Anonymous OP 18h

Yes but because many of the youth can vote lmao many older fools who can’t vote due to various reason didn’t like him

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Anonymous OP 18h

This is how I know you’re not from New York because anyone that is from New York who knows it’s just a very common saying

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Anonymous #3 18h

You mean election prediction polling? Which is, yk, speculative. And separate from the kind of data I’d be asking you to provide, which is not based off of opinion?

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Anonymous #3 18h

“You can’t trust data, after all, they thought Kamala was gonna win. So you know, never trust any data.” Stop shouting dumb things at me.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Right, but it kind of shows that stats aren’t necessarily the most accurate things in the world

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Anonymous OP 18h

I never said that I just said take things with a grain of salt

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Anonymous #3 18h

Okay. Buddy. When you’re predicting the outcome of an event, statistics cannot prove anything. The event hasn’t happened yet. However, if what you’re describing happened, it can be measured. You’re literally discounting the CONCEPT OF DATA, because election predictions aren’t always accurate.

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Anonymous #3 18h

No wonder you’re a sliwa voter.

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Anonymous OP 18h

No offense Curtis i still love you you’re my boy you’re just crazy.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Data can also be manipulated yk all I’m saying is the best way of actually understanding real world now she’s actually just talking to the native people there that that’s all I’m saying, but you’re putting all these bs words and stuff that I never said, and trying to win this argument

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Anonymous #3 18h

What you’re saying is measurably wrong. Anecdotes provided by random people are an empirically bad way to measure objective reality. Ironically, there is data on this. I’d ask if you want to see it, but Kamala Harris lost when she was predicted to win, so I know you can’t trust it.

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Anonymous #3 18h

I wouldn’t do you like that man, I’m a sliwa glazer after all. They’re glazing him.

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Anonymous #3 18h

He was shot in the back of a yellow cab, back in 1992 you know. It was the gottis and gambinos if you can believe it

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Anonymous #3 18h

I fucking love sliwa. He’d be a (mostly) terrible mayor. But man if that guy isn’t a good sport, an animal lover, and most importantly hilarious. I’d give anything to smoke a blunt with Curtis sliwa.

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Anonymous OP 18h

I mean yk data has been manipulated to make it seem that cigarettes are good before or even the most recent example of the Alzheimer’s Research Scandal

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Anonymous OP 18h

Mamdani is gonna be a worse one then DiBlasio because if you actually understood the Blasio’s goals when he first ran, it’s really similar to Mom mamdani and look how diblasio turned up

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Anonymous #3 18h

Yeah you’re right dude, I’m sure the data required to prove your argument is legitimate doesn’t exist because, like, big tobacco is hiding it or something? Big mamdani? Even though every single person in the media is perpetually looking for a reason to slander him?

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Anonymous OP 18h

Why can’t you just acknowledge that data can be manipulated sometimes so we have to take things with a grain of salt nothing will ever be 100% perfect you know

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Anonymous #3 18h

Because you’re trying to use the fact data *can* be manipulated as an excuse to ignore it entirely. Which is cowardly, and stupid. And frankly Curtis sliwa would never do that.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Do you have any reason to believe the data is being secretly manipulated to trick you? I mean, cigarette companies literally made the studies that said cigarettes were healthy. They forced that outcome. If you’re trying to insinuate mamdani is *somehow* doing that as well, I’d want to know both why and how?

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Anonymous OP 18h

Obviously to make either side look bad, especially how polarized politics nowadays I wouldn’t be surprised

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Anonymous #3 18h

Yeah but like… how? Are you insinuating mamdani somehow has control over private economic journals?

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Anonymous #3 18h

There’s a lot of massive implications of the thing you’re trying to claim, so if you wanna claim mamdani is somehow falsifying data, you’re gonna have to explain how.

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Anonymous OP 18h

First of all, I never said him you randomly mentioned his name. I’m just saying that a lot of data nowadays can be manipulated to make either Side look bad

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Anonymous #3 18h

Well who else would be manipulating data for mamdani?

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Anonymous OP 18h

We were just talking about that data can be manipulated and all of a sudden you mentioned him.

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Anonymous #3 18h

I all of the sudden mentioned mamdani? In a conservation about mamdani? Where you claimed data proving your point that mamdani is bad for NYC could be somehow misrepresented to support him?

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Anonymous OP 18h

We don’t know the data yet because he always has been elected for four months but seeing similar results in other countries and cities, it’s not gonna look well

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Anonymous #3 18h

Oh, so first the data was manipulated, now it doesn’t exist? Okay man. Then come back to me when it does.

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Anonymous #3 18h

And of course none of this has anything to do with the fact you’d personally have to be paying higher taxes. No sir. That isn’t guiding your arguments even remotely.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Because to me it looks like you have all these accusations you’re levying against mamdani, that he’s bad for black and brown home owners, that his taxes will drive people away- And literally ZERO evidence to prove it. Meanwhile, as mentioned, Mamdani continues to lower the projected budget deficit left behind by the man you propagandize on behalf of.

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Anonymous OP 18h

I’m just saying that there’s a really high possibility man you think everything is being told truthfully for God sake no

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Anonymous #3 18h

If your argument has boiled down to “I can’t prove anything, but I get a bad vibe”, then you’ve failed to make an argument.

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Anonymous OP 18h

Whatever you say, but all I’m saying is that he’s gonna be a massive flop and don’t be surprised about it

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Anonymous #3 18h

I get the feeling no matter what he does he will be a flop to you.

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Anonymous #3 18h

After all, you’re personally motivated against him because you don’t like paying higher taxes to support your city.

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Anonymous #3 18h

“He’s gonna be a flop because I personally don’t like him.” That perfectly sums up your entire bloviating.

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Anonymous #5 17h

Yeah man because capitalism has really been great for NYC.

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Anonymous OP 17h

It’s been great for New Yorkers, that the very center of global capitalism itself, decided to elect a socialist mayor. Clearly we are enjoying capitalism greatly

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Anonymous OP 17h

Last I checked 5 billion > 1.6 billion so capitalism and its profits are what brought the bulk of your deficit down, not socialist policies and some random man

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