Anonymous #2 2w

We’ll be here thriving while you continue pissing yourself

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Anonymous #2 2w

Can you define socialism? And tell me what about it we apparently don’t know that’s so terrible, if you wouldn’t mind

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 2w

Any definition I give you will end in you attempting to call me uneducated, so no, I won’t be providing a definition bc we should all be educated enough to know. What I will do is provide one of his policies: he is pushing to make the subway system free to use by taxing all new Yorkers WORTH over 1mil (that’s including all owned assets, not just salary/income). I don’t know the exact statistic but I’d go as far as to say most New Yorkers are worth over 1 mil since the cost of living is so high.

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 2w

This “tax the rich” strategy sounds nice, and I think there could be a way to make it work. But his policies will end in the normal New Yorkers getting taxed out the wazoo

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Anonymous #2 2w

LOUD BUZZER SOUND

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Anonymous OP 2w

Real educated response there bud 🤡

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Anonymous #2 2w

He does not want to make the subway free He wants to raise taxes on New Yorkers with INCOME over $1 million a year Most New Yorkers DO NOT have a net worth of a million that’s completely laughable

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Anonymous #2 2w

I never intended to call you uneducated, I’m just trying to have a conversation. He’s not trying to make the subway free from what I can tell, though he does want to use empty subway space for homeless outreach and support. He is trying to make the bus system fare-free, so you’re correct in principle. He is trying to tax those worth over 1 mil extra, that is true, but that accounts for only the top 1% of people in the city. If anything, these policies will help support New Yorkers

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Anonymous OP 2w

You’re simply incorrect, it is New Yorkers with a worth of over 1mil. You are correct about the subway, I intended to say the bus system but got mixed up.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Bro

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 2w

Sorry, I’m usually met with hostility when people ask cornering questions like that, I’m sure you under what this app can be like lol. 1% seems a little unrealistic but I haven’t looked into the statistics, can you provide me with your sources so I can cross reference whatever research I do? I’m at work rn so I don’t have time to look into it but it’s on my mind for when I clock out. Also keep in mind, that is just a single policy of many with similar principles.

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Anonymous OP 2w

That’s a whole different policy, stop responding if you’re not going to give relevant info

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Anonymous #2 2w

That’s his tax policy. That’s the whole thing. Please show me where you got your incorrect information saying he’s planning on taxing people WORTH $1 million (which is still only 4% of this city, not most)

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Anonymous #2 2w

I was looking at the same source as OP, that page talks about exactly what he plans to do. That is the only tax plan he discusses

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