You maybe right, I don't follow it much.
I think it's because is so aggravating, I have a hard time dealing with stupid.
As we can tell by the 2020 election we have NO control over nothing.
Mamdani has been elected Mayor of NYC
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You maybe right, I don't follow it much.
I think it's because is so aggravating, I have a hard time dealing with stupid.
As we can tell by the 2020 election we have NO control over nothing.
It's really a lot for a person to wrap their head around, exactly how our country and really the whole world, became systematically dumber than it was in previous decades.
sadly, it has gotten that way.
they are studies that show i.q. points have been in decline for a while..
A Call to the New Emergency Response Center
[Phone rings]
Hello? Yes, hello... this is Bob Newhart. Yes, I'd like to report a... well, I suppose you'd call it a break-in. There's someone in my house right now.
Uh-huh... yes, I'll hold.
[Long pause]
No, no, I'm still here. Yes, the burglar is still here too. We're both waiting, actually. He's going through my silverware drawer at the moment.
What's that? You're sending a Social Wellness Intervention Specialist? I... okay. How long will that—twenty to forty-five minutes? I see. Should I offer him coffee while we wait? The burglar, I mean.
[Pause]
Right, right, I understand you're very busy. No, I know Tuesday nights are difficult. Community drum circles, yes.
[Pause]
So let me get this straight... when your specialist arrives, she's going to want to sit down with both of us—me AND the burglar—and we're going to explore the root causes of why he felt the need to take my television?
Uh-huh... uh-huh... and this usually takes how long? Two to three hours? I see. And he gets to keep the TV during this process, or...?
No, no, that's fair. We don't want to make him feel judged.
[Pause]
What about the Pillow Response Unit? Oh, they only come out for violent situations. I see. And what exactly... yes, I'll hold again.
[Longer pause]
Still here. Yes, he's found the jewelry now. Having a pretty good time, actually.
So you were explaining the Pillow Response Unit. They arrive and they... I'm sorry, they what? They gently cushion the assailant into compliance?
[Long pause with slight stammering]
By... by hitting them with pillows. Until they... tire out? From being hit with pillows?
Uh-huh. And this is considered more humane than the old system. I can see that. No permanent marks, certainly. Although I'd think if you hit someone with a pillow for forty-five minutes they might have some questions about—
No, no, I'm not questioning the policy. It's just new to me.
[Pause]
Oh, he'd have to threaten me first before you could send the pillow unit? I see. Let me ask him.
[Calling out] Excuse me? Sir? Would you mind threatening me? They need it for the paperwork.
[Back to phone] He says he's not really the threatening type. He's more of a quiet, professional burglar. Very polite, actually. Said "excuse me" when he walked past.
[Pause]
All right, so my specialist should be there in thirty minutes. Her name is Crystal. And she'll want us both to sit in a circle and—yes, even if there's only two of us, we still sit in a circle. I understand.
And she'll be bringing her feelings journal and some essential oils.
[Deadpan] Well, that should stop crime.
One more question—what if there's a murder?
[Long pause]
Uh-huh... uh-huh... so the Pillow Unit forms a perimeter and gently pummels the suspect while a Crisis Intervention Counselor reads them affirming statements?
And this has been working... how would you describe it... well? You'd describe it as "working well"?
[Pause]
What's the murder rate now compared to last year?
Up four hundred percent. But people feel less anxious about calling it in. I see. That's something, I suppose.
[Pause]
All right, Crystal is pulling up now. Yes, I'll make sure we're both sitting down. Yes, I'll try to keep an open mind about his journey.
Thank you. You've been... well, you've been something.
[Hangs up, sighs]
[Calling out] Crystal's here! The burglar says he'll put the TV down if there's going to be sharing.
[Curtain]
[Phone rings]
Hello? Yes, hello... this is Bob Newhart. Yes, I'd like to report a... well, I suppose you'd call it a break-in. There's someone in my house right now.
Uh-huh... yes, I'll hold.
[Long pause]
No, no, I'm still here. Yes, the burglar is still here too. We're both waiting, actually. He's going through my silverware drawer at the moment.
What's that? You're sending a Social Wellness Intervention Specialist? I... okay. How long will that—twenty to forty-five minutes? I see. Should I offer him coffee while we wait? The burglar, I mean.
[Pause]
Right, right, I understand you're very busy. No, I know Tuesday nights are difficult. Community drum circles, yes.
[Pause]
So let me get this straight... when your specialist arrives, she's going to want to sit down with both of us—me AND the burglar—and we're going to explore the root causes of why he felt the need to take my television?
Uh-huh... uh-huh... and this usually takes how long? Two to three hours? I see. And he gets to keep the TV during this process, or...?
No, no, that's fair. We don't want to make him feel judged.
[Pause]
What about the Pillow Response Unit? Oh, they only come out for violent situations. I see. And what exactly... yes, I'll hold again.
[Longer pause]
Still here. Yes, he's found the jewelry now. Having a pretty good time, actually.
So you were explaining the Pillow Response Unit. They arrive and they... I'm sorry, they what? They gently cushion the assailant into compliance?
[Long pause with slight stammering]
By... by hitting them with pillows. Until they... tire out? From being hit with pillows?
Uh-huh. And this is considered more humane than the old system. I can see that. No permanent marks, certainly. Although I'd think if you hit someone with a pillow for forty-five minutes they might have some questions about—
No, no, I'm not questioning the policy. It's just new to me.
[Pause]
Oh, he'd have to threaten me first before you could send the pillow unit? I see. Let me ask him.
[Calling out] Excuse me? Sir? Would you mind threatening me? They need it for the paperwork.
[Back to phone] He says he's not really the threatening type. He's more of a quiet, professional burglar. Very polite, actually. Said "excuse me" when he walked past.
[Pause]
All right, so my specialist should be there in thirty minutes. Her name is Crystal. And she'll want us both to sit in a circle and—yes, even if there's only two of us, we still sit in a circle. I understand.
And she'll be bringing her feelings journal and some essential oils.
[Deadpan] Well, that should stop crime.
One more question—what if there's a murder?
[Long pause]
Uh-huh... uh-huh... so the Pillow Unit forms a perimeter and gently pummels the suspect while a Crisis Intervention Counselor reads them affirming statements?
And this has been working... how would you describe it... well? You'd describe it as "working well"?
[Pause]
What's the murder rate now compared to last year?
Up four hundred percent. But people feel less anxious about calling it in. I see. That's something, I suppose.
[Pause]
All right, Crystal is pulling up now. Yes, I'll make sure we're both sitting down. Yes, I'll try to keep an open mind about his journey.
Thank you. You've been... well, you've been something.
[Hangs up, sighs]
[Calling out] Crystal's here! The burglar says he'll put the TV down if there's going to be sharing.
[Curtain]
This I know, democrat leadership is bad for people and the country.
Long time ago the leaders may have been good for the country but socialism is not and that's what they stand for today. I should say most of them.
The world is strange. I think there is a Chinese proverb that says "May you live in interesting times" and I do think we live their.
The media is trying very hard to keep what is going on in Iran quiet. The Iranian people are trying to overthrow their Islamic socialist government. Meanwhile in New York, the people their have voted a islamic socialist into power. The media has welcomed this guy in with palm fronds and shouts of hosanna. You really can't make this stuff up. The city that said it would never forget 9/11 not only forgot, but made one their leader.
Yes, I think we live in interesting times!
The media is trying very hard to keep what is going on in Iran quiet. The Iranian people are trying to overthrow their Islamic socialist government. Meanwhile in New York, the people their have voted a islamic socialist into power. The media has welcomed this guy in with palm fronds and shouts of hosanna. You really can't make this stuff up. The city that said it would never forget 9/11 not only forgot, but made one their leader.
Yes, I think we live in interesting times!
Freedom of religion in the United States seemed good at first but over time has become polytheism where the people worship multiple god's.
Gov. Kathy Hochul Orders World Trade Center Replacement Building and Other New York Landmarks Lit in Green to 'Celebrate' Muslim American Heritage Month | The Gateway Pundit | by Kristinn Taylor https://share.google/GBN8thq5J9hkpIIhb 
Yes, Sir.
Question is do they know JESUS?
If they did, they would know who GOD is and sure wouldn't vote in someone who follows their moon god.
About 25% of the Jewish population in America lives in NYC, time to leave, time to catch the first plane to Israel. The Jews in Germany had plenty of warnings prior to Hitler taking power, this may be the last warning the Jews in NYC get.
There are close to 1 million Jews in NYC, if they all packed up it would be a crushing blow to NYC.
There is no doubt that we are very close to the tribulation and according to prophecies in both the Old and New Testament 2/3 of the Jewish population dies during those seven years.
So you are right it won't end up like what Hitler did. During WW2 holocaust only 1/3 of the world's Jews died.
There's about a million to 1.5 million Islamic's in NY city. https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Islam_in_New_York_City
There's 5,103,941 registered voters , but only 2,218,647 voters were interested enough to turn out on voting day. So 2,885,294 register voters let it run the course and never voted . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_New_York_City_mayoral_election How many of those who did not vote were Christian or other religions who knows but It seems of the Muslims who could vote they did. Less than 50% of those who could have voted stayed home.
More than 50% of registered voters stayed home not less as I said in the other post. It's also interesting to look at the Jewish voters because some of them(mostly young progressives) endorsed Mandani.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/28/nyregion/mamdani-jewish-supporters.html
https://www.andrewcuomo.com/press/satmar-ahronim-leaders-endorse-andrew-cuomo-new-york-city-mayor
https://www.andrewcuomo.com/press/governor-cuomo-receives-endorsement-sephardic-community-federation
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/28/nyregion/mamdani-jewish-supporters.html
https://www.andrewcuomo.com/press/satmar-ahronim-leaders-endorse-andrew-cuomo-new-york-city-mayor
https://www.andrewcuomo.com/press/governor-cuomo-receives-endorsement-sephardic-community-federation
I can't believe this is a serious thread lmao. But it's not, given that the poll options are all the same in different flavors, and not a single neutral/normal option.
Less than 1% members of state-level government officials are Muslim. 4/535 of members of Congress are Muslim (none in the Senate).
The atheists and Christian nationalists in government, which are the large majority, are causing all the damage to our nation.
Less than 1% members of state-level government officials are Muslim. 4/535 of members of Congress are Muslim (none in the Senate).
The atheists and Christian nationalists in government, which are the large majority, are causing all the damage to our nation.