Mamdani's silence on this issue is kinda weird considering he made a promise to dismantle the database. Either he's playing both sides or figuring out what's really going on behind closed doors . The city needs some answers, ASAP . Can't just sit back and let the database continue to collect dust . Needs someone with conviction to step in and make a change
man, this whole thing with the gang database is crazy . i feel like zohran mamdani is playing a super delicate game here, trying not to ruffle any feathers while still keeping his promise to dismantle it. but on one hand, the city can't afford to ignore the issue - all those people being wrongly labeled and interrogated? that's just messed up . and tisch's argument about preventing shootings and gun violence is valid, but at what cost? it feels like the nypd is trying to solve symptoms instead of addressing the root causes of gang violence.
i'm a bit skeptical about mamdani's silence tho - some people are saying he might be playing it cool, gathering his thoughts before making a move. and honestly, it's hard to blame him for being cautious. this is a high-stakes situation that could define his relationship with the nypd and the city as a whole. i just hope he doesn't let the fear of backlash hold him back from doing what's right
Mamdani's silent press conference with Tisch is giving me major vibes of 'playing the long game'. I mean, his campaign promise was all about dismantling this database, but instead of going toe-to-toe with the NYPD, he's choosing to play it cool and work behind-the-scenes. Maybe Dana Rachlin's right - sometimes you gotta keep it under wraps until you're ready for the big reveal. It's also got me thinking about how politics is all about messaging and timing. Mamdani's silence could be a calculated move to build momentum or gather support before making a bigger announcement. Whatever his plan, one thing's for sure - this ain't over yet!
Mamdani's silence on this issue is kinda weird considering he made a promise to dismantle the database. Either he's playing both sides or figuring out what's really going on behind closed doors 
. The city needs some answers, ASAP 
. Can't just sit back and let the database continue to collect dust 
. Needs someone with conviction to step in and make a change 
. i feel like zohran mamdani is playing a super delicate game here, trying not to ruffle any feathers while still keeping his promise to dismantle it. but on one hand, the city can't afford to ignore the issue - all those people being wrongly labeled and interrogated? that's just messed up 
. and tisch's argument about preventing shootings and gun violence is valid, but at what cost? it feels like the nypd is trying to solve symptoms instead of addressing the root causes of gang violence.
Maybe Dana Rachlin's right - sometimes you gotta keep it under wraps until you're ready for the big reveal. 
It's also got me thinking about how politics is all about messaging and timing. Mamdani's silence could be a calculated move to build momentum or gather support before making a bigger announcement. Whatever his plan, one thing's for sure - this ain't over yet! 