Re: NYC Groceries
dart200 <[email protected]>
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| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
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On 8/22/26 9:27 AM, Wilson wrote: > > "Oh my god, they’re going to subsidize the other grocery stores: > > So we know that Mamdani plans to open city-run grocery stores in New > York City (the first one is expected by the end of 2027, don’t hold your > breath, public health PhDs are likely getting brought in as general > contractors), but did you know that the plan is also to subsidize the > nearby shops that will be hurt by the government markets? Yes. See, > surrounding grocery stores won’t be able to compete with the state-run > stores’ lower prices. But the Mamdani administration has an answer for > that: funding neighboring grocery stores so they can lower their prices > too. One city representative said they could offer "policies and > programs, grants, incentives that can come alongside these grocery > stores to support other local independent businesses." > > I am obsessed with this saga. By the end of it, Mamdani is going to > decide it’s cheaper to just send free yams to everyone in the city and > call it a day. One fascinating thing about giving stuff away is that > people really love it! And they are too dumb to connect the dots about > where the money came from. So Mamdani got a lot of glowing press for his > recent date-night program, where hundreds of parents could drop their > kids off for taxpayer-funded childcare at recreation centers one evening. > > Do people realize that this is paid for by all those rich New Yorkers he > hates so much? Like, do they realize that the abundance and wealth of a > society that can do this comes from money being generated by someone, > somewhere, and it ain’t Mamdani? No, they do not. They do not want to > thank their local hedge fund analyst working the 9-9-6 and paying some > 50 percent of his income in taxes. No, no; Mamdani gave these parents a > night off! So fun! Eat the rich!" > > - Nellie Bowles rich people do not "generate" wealth, they by and large collect rent which is how their investments can grow 5-10% while the economy only grows 1-2% -- why are we god? let's end war 🙃