Billionaire backing of so-called socialist...

Editor's note: ...candidates like Zohran Mamdani exposes the hypocrisy of New York's political class. These oligarchs bankroll populist rhetoric not to uplift the public but to shield their own power and wealth from genuine reform. By funding both sides, they manipulate democracy into a spectacle of controlled opposition—ensuring that no matter who wins, their influence remains untouched. It's not ideology they serve, but self-preservation and protection of their sources of income. Apparently, this Mamdani character took off for a vacation in Puerto Rico after his "hard won election" paid for compliments of his billionaire controllers. 

The hypocrisy of these billionaires funding the socialist Zohran Mamdani represents the ultimate corruption of both capitalism and democracy. In so far as anyone believes in the religion of democracy. It is a perverse synthesis where wealth pretends to serve justice while quietly tightening its grip on power. These oligarchs, having extracted fortunes through markets built on inequality, now cloak themselves in the language of compassion and progress to preserve their dominance. True social justice demands risk, sacrifice, and redistribution — not the weaponization of philanthropy or strategic campaign donations meant to pacify dissent. When capital finances its own critique like with Mamdani's communist style cheap political sloganeering, the revolution becomes an illusion, and the people remain subjects of the same masters, merely draped in new moral slogans. What in the hell is wrong with all those people in New York cheering wildly over Zohran Mamdani's "win?"

Whoever this guy is he's not on the up and up with Americans. He is a thief in the night who breaks into your house as a gang member to steal your shit because he has nothing to offer society that has any lasting real value.

"I don't think that we should have billionaires — because, frankly, it is so much money in a moment of such inequality, and ultimately what we need more of is equality across our city and across our state and across our country."