(01-03-2026 02:53 AM)CLTPirate Wrote:  

(01-02-2026 06:22 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  He's a Jihadist in Democrat Socialist clothing while catering to the Communists. But, in the end, he is a Jihadists and the fools don't realize that Jihadists hate Communists too.

Communism is an anti-religious ideology, how is he a Jihadist and a Communist? Pick one

People can be more than one thing.

I'm sorry your slow mind can't comprehend that idea.

The good thing here is he will quickly lose power and influence as NY becomes one of the poorest states and cities in the country. Tons of businesses will run out of the city.

So for those who are keeping score, most of us favor individualism, which has brought us so many innovations over the years it's impossible to keep track of as well as actual freedom and liberty, whereas the leftists in here favor collectivism, which has brought us nothing but death and destruction. (See the Holocaust, Soviet gulags, seventy million Chinese at the hand of Chairman Mao, Pol Pot's killing fields, Castro's Cuban Revolution and subsequent Communist rule, North Korea, Vietnam, Venezuela, and, to a degree, California and New York State.)

So tell me, leftists, which side is the bad side again? (Hint: Not us.)

Catholic Bishop Robert Barron Slams Mamdani’s Socialist Inauguration Line Celebrating the “Warmth of Collectivism”

Quote:There was a line from Zohran Mamdani’s inaugural address yesterday that took my breath away. He said he intended to replace “the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.” Collectivism in its various forms is responsible for the deaths of at least one hundred million people in the last century. Socialist and Communist forms of government around the world today—Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, etc.—are disastrous. Catholic social teaching has consistently condemned socialism and has embraced the market economy, which people like Mayor Mamdani caricature as “rugged individualism.” In fact, it is the economic system that is based upon the rights, freedom, and dignity of the human person. For God’s sake, spare me the “warmth of collectivism.”