New York mayoral candidate Mamdani is called to “catch” luxury apartments

Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani New York City The mayor and a self-proclaimed socialist, once again aroused strong opposition from his previous comments, and he brought support to radical socialist and communist ideologies.

This time, Mamdani has come under fire for calling the government to “catch” luxury apartments to accommodate homeless apartments during the coronavirus pandemic.

The remarks emerged from a social media post in March 2020 followed by news about Mamdami’s separate rediscovery, touting the need to “eliminate” housing by replacing luxury apartments with public-style living, which includes shared laundry facilities and food co-op.

“The oligarchs who hope we return to the stock market are the same as investment properties, and Niels dies in the streets and shelters,” Mamdani wrote on social media in response to a news report saying that the first homeless person in New York City passed by with Coronavirus.

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“Catched the property,” Mandani wrote during his New York State Legislative campaign. “Homeless. Make #homesguarantee.”

Mamdani’s Comments about housing In a video posted online by the nonprofit advocacy group, Gravel Academy released his video online showing New York City mayoral candidates discussing New York mayoral candidates who transformed houses from private goods to public goods. In the video, Mamdani calls for the establishment of a “community land trust” to some extent, “gradually buying a house on a private market and converting it into community ownership”. In simpler terms, Mamdami explains that his housing idea is essentially intended to replace luxury apartments with a public-style living that includes shared laundry, kitchen, food cooperatives, bathrooms, bathrooms, pharmacies, lecture halls, swimming pools, and more.

“If we want to end the housing crisis, then the solution must move towards full housing construction,” Mamdani said. “In other words, most people get housing by buying a house in the market, and towards the future of our assurance of high-quality housing as human rights as everyone.”

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New York City Mayor Candidate Zohran Mamdani raised her hand with Rev. Al Sharpton, founder and president of the National Action Network at the Nan House of Justice in Harlem Community, New York, USA, on Saturday, June 28, 2025. (Bloomberg/Contributor)

Other comments on radical socialist and communist ideologies rooted in Mamdani have also surfaced in recent weeks.

Critics also pointed to comments made by Mamdani at the 2021 American Conference of Young Democratic Socialists, then the National Assembly Tell the attendees Don’t compromise on goals like “grab productivity.”

Meanwhile, Eric Adams, the current mayor of New York City Mamdami was slammed this week Clarify the communist revolutionary thinker Karl Marx.

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The post shared by Adams only contains the following simple message shared by Mamdani: “Everyone depends on their needs, according to their abilities.”

Information may seem harmless to social media users who are not very politically boundaries, but in fact, it is a direct offer from Karl Marx, a revolutionary socialist who wrote the infamous “Communist Manifesto” with the socialist political philosopher Friedrich Engels in the late 19th century.

President Donald Trump has called Mandani “100% of the Communist Party” and vows to “save New York City” from Mamdani’s elected Willing to withhold federal funds If Mamdani does not “behave”, please go from the city.

However, Mamdani rejected the claim that he was a “communist”. response Trump’s criticism of becoming a “communist” Mamdani directly refuted the request in an interview with NBC News.

Trump called Mandani a “100% Communist lunatic” in his contest to become New York City’s next mayor Tuesday night. (Getty Image)

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“No, I’m not,” Mandani replied when NBC’s Kristen Welker asked Spike. “I have had to start getting used to the fact that the president will talk about my appearance, it sounds like, where I come from, who I am, who I end up being because he wants to distract me from fighting. And I’m fighting for his worker, and he’s running a campaign to empower him to betrayed since then.

“When we talk about my politics, I call myself a democratic socialist – inspired in many ways by the discourse of the doctor. [Martin Luther] “Call it as democracy, call it as democracy-socialism, and it must provide a better distribution of wealth for all the children of God in this country,” said King decades ago.

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