Socialism: the festering heap that won't go away
Socialism is the festering heap of broken promises and terrible policies that simply won't disappear. Just think of Zohran Mamdani's lengthy list of broken promises. The NY Post writes "Many of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s lofty campaign promises have already bitten the dust 100 days in, as he makes a U-turn or scales them back almost beyond recognition. His improbable path from Democratic socialist also-ran to victory in 2025’s election came in no small part from the sweeping, voter-pleasing pledges."
Mamdani lied his way to Gracie Mansion. It wasn't a matter of him fudging a little bit on 'promises from the periphery', either. The governmemt-run grocery stores were and are a fiction. Fast, free trains were mythical at best. Free day-care didn't stand a shot at becoming reality. The truth is that Mayor Mamdani is breathing lie factory.
Some of Mamdani's promises were unaffordable from the start. The promise that he'd pay for these 'benefits' by taxing the rich wasn't honest with the voters. He didn't care. He wanted to start a movement.
The fact that New Yorkers bought Mamdani's BS in large numbers is disturbing. They're usually brighter than that. Watch this press availability:
There's no way a shrinking city can afford the things that Mamdani is promising. That's the fast-track to overpromise and underdeliver.The biggest point is that socialists think that the government is the best way to deliver these services. That's been BS for decades, if not longer. With socialism, there's no incentive to be innovative or productive. Further, with socialism, competition is crushed, which is another way to crush best practices.
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