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Tens of Thousands in NYC Without Heat, Tenants Slam Mayor Zohran Mamdani

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Tens of thousands of New York City residents are shivering through January without heat or hot water, flooding emergency lines with desperate calls while tenants in both private and public housing roast socialist darling Zohran Mamdani—the Muslim firebrand eyeing the mayor’s office—for leaving them in freezing squalor. The New York Post captured raw fury from those trapped in unlivable apartments, where pipes burst, radiators stay stone-cold, and basic human dignity evaporates amid bureaucratic neglect. This isn’t just a glitch in the system; it’s a glaring symptom of progressive governance’s rot, where virtue-signaling policies prioritize open borders and green fantasies over functional infrastructure, turning the Big Apple into a frigid dystopia.

Dig deeper, and Mamdani’s track record screams incompetence: as a state assemblyman pushing defund-the-police extremism and anti-Israel rhetoric, he’s emblematic of the far-left machine that’s gutted NYC’s ability to respond to real crises. Remember, this is the same political class that banned your AR-15 while your landlord skimps on boiler maintenance—prioritizing gun grabs over grandma’s gas bill. For the 2A community, it’s a stark warning: when government fails at Heat 101, trust it with your self-defense? Hell no. These cold snaps expose the fragility of blue-city monopolies on force; armed citizens in freer states like Texas or Florida aren’t dialing 311 for a space heater—they’re self-reliant, heated, and protected.

The implications ripple nationwide: as Mamdani’s ilk scales up, expect more equity experiments that leave you freezing and defenseless. 2A patriots, this is your rallying cry—stock firewood, mag dumps at the range, and vote out the socialists before they turn your suburb into a NYC tenement. Heat or eat? In gun-free zones, it’s neither. Stay vigilant, stay armed.

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