Split New York City Mayoral Race

[laughing dog]

Your flailing attempts to deny the possibility of racism are appalling nonsensical.

It doesn't require perfect information or perfect competition. It would take nearly perfect collusion to prevent it.

Not at all. Just herd behavior would suffice.

But there are the Warren Buffets of the world. The more discrimination there is the more advantageous it is to go against it. It was pervasive in the pre-civil-rights era because there was a social cost to not discriminating.

If you think there are entrepreneurs scouring every area of the US for profitability, I have a bridge in Brooklyn for you at a discount rpice.

One of the ways to make money is find an underpriced resource. Labor is a resource.

And this is relevant to the issue of food desserts or scouring for profitability everywhere because…?

 

[ZiprHead]

Eric Adams Advisor Winnie Greco Handed a CITY Reporter Cash Stuffed in a Bag of Potato Chips

THE CITY reported the incident to law enforcement and was promptly contacted by the Brooklyn U.S. attorney’s office.

www.thecity.nyc

A former top City Hall advisor and current campaign confidante to Mayor Eric Adams attempted to give money to a reporter from THE CITY following a campaign event in Harlem Wednesday.

The failed payoff — a wad of cash in a red envelope stuffed inside an opened bag of Herr’s Sour Cream & Onion ripple potato chips — was made by Winnie Greco, a longtime Adams ally who resigned last year from her position as the mayor’s liaison to the Asian community after she was targeted in multiple investigations. She resurfaced recently as a consistent presence in his re-election campaign.

 

[southernhybrid]

Bill De Blasio just endorse Mamdani. Finally somebody had the balls do to it in NYC. He said if all Dems would start talking like Mamdani, the Dems would be winning elections because he knows how to talk to the people. He even admitted that Mamdani has more talent than he did when he was mayor.

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

 

[laughing dog]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

 

[southernhybrid]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

Plus the article came from the fucking New York Post. Might as well have come from Newmax.

 

[southernhybrid]

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/de-blasio-endorses-mamdani-nyc-mayor-election/

It's more like the following says it all.

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio endorsed state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani in the race for City Hall.

De Blasio threw his support behind the Democratic socialist from Queens in an op-ed Tuesday, along with a TV interview.

"This guy's an old soul. I have to say that chronological age is one thing, but I truly find him to be particularly perceptive, intelligent, open," de Blasio said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." "Rarely have I met someone in public life who listens so well, and I think that's crucial."

De Blasio said Mamdani is focused on "kitchen table issues" that impact everyday New Yorkers, and said more Democrats should follow suit.

"Here is a guy, Zohran Mamdani, who talked about, relentlessly, kitchen table issues. He did not talk about 'woke issues,' or identity issues," said de Blasio. "He talked about the kitchen table, and he won overwhelmingly."

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

 

[laughing dog]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

In other words, bigotry driven paranoia “says it all”.

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

In other words, bigotry driven paranoia “says it all”.

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

 

[laughing dog]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

In other words, bigotry driven paranoia “says it all”.

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

Bigotry is different from racism. Your rebuttal lacks credibility.

 

[bilby]

Qatar isn't a race.

Er, yes, it is:
https://www.formula1.com/en/racing/2025/qatar

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

In other words, bigotry driven paranoia “says it all”.

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

Bigotry is different from racism. Your rebuttal lacks credibility.

How is it bigotry? I'm referring to Qatar as the government, not the people as a whole.

 

[laughing dog]

Exclusive | Oh mama! Qatar bankrolled over a decade worth of films directed by Zohran Mamdani’s mom

Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister to the ruling emir, and the state-funded cultural institutions she controls, have supported Mira Nair and her creative projects since at least 2009, e…

nypost.com

Another case of the URL basically saying it all.

What do you mean by "saying it all"?
I read the article. It quotes someone from the American Enterprise Institute (a Magatardian think tank).. How does supporting films about pearl-divers or Afghani refugees in the US "say it all'?

Or is it the source of the funding - QATAR - that "says it all"?

The point is Qatar funding. Think they're doing that out of the goodness of their hearts?! No. Look with considerable suspicion at anything they fund.

In other words, bigotry driven paranoia “says it all”.

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

Bigotry is different from racism. Your rebuttal lacks credibility.

How is it bigotry? I'm referring to Qatar as the government, not the people as a whole.

Rather than get into a pedantic tutorial over the meanings of bigotry, I note there is mo dispute over “paranoia”. You have presented no evidence or an argument how that funding movies about pearl divers or Afghanistan immigrants should make one suspicious of Qatar’s motives or Mrs Mamdami.

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

Bigotry is different from racism. Your rebuttal lacks credibility.

How is it bigotry? I'm referring to Qatar as the government, not the people as a whole.

Rather than get into a pedantic tutorial over the meanings of bigotry, I note there is mo dispute over “paranoia”. You have presented no evidence or an argument how that funding movies about pearl divers or Afghanistan immigrants should make one suspicious of Qatar’s motives or Mrs Mamdami.

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence. How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

 

[laughing dog]

Qatar isn't a race. And it's what their government does, not what their people do anyway.

Bigotry is different from racism. Your rebuttal lacks credibility.

How is it bigotry? I'm referring to Qatar as the government, not the people as a whole.

Rather than get into a pedantic tutorial over the meanings of bigotry, I note there is mo dispute over “paranoia”. You have presented no evidence or an argument how that funding movies about pearl divers or Afghanistan immigrants should make one suspicious of Qatar’s motives or Mrs Mamdami.

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence.

Assuming your premise is true (a dubious assumption), what do you think "Qatari influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

I'd ask the following question: what do you think "Russian influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?[/quote]

 

[Loren Pechtel]

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence.

Assuming your premise is true (a dubious assumption), what do you think "Qatari influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

I'd ask the following question: what do you think "Russian influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

You are still not addressing the issue, just trying to pretend it's irrelevant. Nor are you addressing the reframed issue of what if it was Moscow?

We don't know the details. That doesn't mean it's not highly suspect.

 

[laughing dog]

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence.

Assuming your premise is true (a dubious assumption), what do you think "Qatari influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

I'd ask the following question: what do you think "Russian influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

You are still not addressing the issue, just trying to pretend it's irrelevant. Nor are you addressing the reframed issue of what if it was Moscow?

We don't know the details. That doesn't mean it's not highly suspect.

I am addressing the “issue”. You are not. I’ll ask a third time. Why is it highly suspect?

 

[Loren Pechtel]

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence.

Assuming your premise is true (a dubious assumption), what do you think "Qatari influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

I'd ask the following question: what do you think "Russian influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

You are still not addressing the issue, just trying to pretend it's irrelevant. Nor are you addressing the reframed issue of what if it was Moscow?

We don't know the details. That doesn't mean it's not highly suspect.

I am addressing the “issue”. You are not. I’ll ask a third time. Why is it highly suspect?

Because Qatari money comes with strings. They're doing it for influence, not from the goodness of their hearts.

 

[laughing dog]

It's not the issue of the content. It's the issue that Qatari money comes with Qatari influence.

Assuming your premise is true (a dubious assumption), what do you think "Qatari influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

How would you react if you had learned that Moscow funded the movies?

I'd ask the following question: what do you think "Russian influence" on Mamdani's mother is going to possibly accomplish?

You are still not addressing the issue, just trying to pretend it's irrelevant. Nor are you addressing the reframed issue of what if it was Moscow?

We don't know the details. That doesn't mean it's not highly suspect.

I am addressing the “issue”. You are not. I’ll ask a third time. Why is it highly suspect?

Because Qatari money comes with strings. They're doing it for influence, not from the goodness of their hearts.

You know this because….? And what strings?