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DeBlasio seems like a good preview for what it would look like? As someone who holds more interest in urbanism than perhaps the "modal" Nostrich, I'm very interested to see how this all turns out. The question for how to manage the Great American Cities in the 21st century is both a pressing and fascinating problem. Free buses and State-run grocery stories seem like pretty bad ideas to me. Lack of fare enforcement pushes transit systems that much closer to "roving homeless shelters"... At least that's been the experience in Los Angeles, where they've kind of gone the opposite direction in installing more and better fare gates.
β€œWhen you see that in order to produce, you need to obtain permission from men who produce nothing - When you see that money is flowing to those who deal, not in goods, but in favors - When you see that men get richer by graft and by pull than by work, and your laws don’t protect you against them, but protect them against you - When you see corruption being rewarded and honesty becoming a self-sacrifice - You may know that your society is doomed”
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possible scenario with increased probability now. NYC becomes a haven for illegals, esp muslim, and criminals flocking to feast on the buffet of benefits and crime. more lawlessness, open air drug markets, defecating on the streets, repeat offenders released with no consequence. watch some videos online of San Fran homeless for a preview. clear to me that Soros and the globalists want to destroy the west and arent shy about it...
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whats next would be an absolute dystopia of digital control. if i had totalitarian aims i would want to destroy any remaining vestiges of freedom, democracy and Christianity. it seems like an all out spiritual war with evil intent. how else do you explain what we are seeing in Europe? digital ids, cbdcs, net zero, replacement migration, arresting people for social posts, war with Russua. does it seem like a pro human agenda ? are they telling you to be fruitful and multiply or the opposite ?
I'm not a fan of top-down statism/authoritarian/fiatism (basically all politicians in the current model) and thus I really don't like this guy at all (I actually think this guy is incredible fake and useless) but maybe some of the stuff he does can also start some more debates about UBI and cooperative models. Because in my view there's value in the cooperative model and also in more egalitarian money (UBI), along with Bitcoin and thus when it's voluntaryist of course (which this dude is definitely not, no politician really is). But the coop model is legit and can be economically very useful for both the coop people and the public. For example Switzerland has Migros one of the largest cooperatives in the world and it works pretty well for everyone. I think the libertarian right can definitely learn from some of those ideas. Not all ideas from the left are bad. All the rest this guy represents is though. He's definitely woke to the bones...
My group has been saying since 9/11 that the Jews would insert a Muslim into power to hopefully collapse the US. Then 7 years later the joos implanted Obama and their plan has been working swimmingly since. The Muslim won because he was backed by Soros and got 33% of the Jew vote. They hate each other…but you know who they hate even more? White western free Christian countries. Once the west has fallen due to mass migration from the M.E. (By joos forcing wars with all neighboring countries) to white western nations and convince the white populace that the Muslims are the issue…ALL of the Jews will exit stage right, right on back to Israel.
I’d like to see some New Yorkers post their current quality of life to compare a couple years down the road. Affordability (rent + everyday expenses and what those expenses are), daily traffic, feeling of safety, etc. that his plans will impact.