Suicidal tendencies used to have a bad reputation. Perhaps the growing normalization of euthanasia in socialist economies — especially in.Suicidal tendencies used to have a bad reputation. Perhaps the growing normalization of euthanasia in socialist economies — especially in parts of Central Europe where governments have found a creative way to ease public debt by encouraging people to end their own lives and thus save on pensions — is…
Suicidal tendencies used to have a bad reputation. Perhaps the growing normalization of euthanasia in socialist economies — especially in parts of Central Europe where governments have found a creative way to ease public debt by encouraging people to end their own lives and thus save on pensions — is changing that. Maybe this is the only way socialism can “work,” macabre as its fiscal policy may be. In any case, there now seems to be a certain sympathy for suicide — an enthusiasm recently embraced by New York City when it voted for socialist Zohran Mamdani, who wears his nostalgia for communism like a badge of honor.
Free public transportation sounds like a happy idea. But to borrow from P. J. O’Rourke: if you think public transportation is expensive now, just wait until it’s free. Raising taxes on the rich is another one of Mamdani’s “fresh” ideas. Truly brilliant. I’m sure no one has ever thought of that before.
As for inclusive immigration policies, one only needs to look at Europe to see what a roaring success they’ve been — a true guarantee of prosperity, peace, and security for every nation involved. Somehow, I suspect Mamdani is the kind of politician who believes his personal experiences apply universally.
