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   strongest growth sectors. And the bit about education being "dumbed down" so   
   it can accommodate people "unable to handle the academics" echoes the old   
   hierarchy-based thinking that certain groups inherently drag society down --   
   another theme common in white-supremacist rhetoric.   
      
   The laundry list of supposed "socialist" policies -- abolishing prisons,   
   state-run grocery stores, police abolition -- isn't real policy. NYC hasn't   
   become a communist test case. New York dealing with the same mix of housing,   
   migration, and budget pressures all major cities face.   
      
   The Trump/Madams stuff reads like political fantasy. Cities rise or fall based   
   on policy and management, not on whether a former president is playing chess   
   in the background.   
      
   In short, you do as you do -- rely on stereotypes, imaginary scenarios, and a   
   few talking points that overlap with long-standing white-supremacist   
   narratives about who deserves resources and who ruins society.   
      
   --   
   It's impossible for someone who is at war with themselves to be at peace with   
   you.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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