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Mamdani's City-Run Grocery Store Dream Just Got Even MORE Insane (Ain't Socialism Grand!)

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P.J. O'Rourke once wrote, "if you think health care is expensive now, just wait until it's 'free'." 

Something similar can be said about the socialist dream of city-run grocery stores that will supposedly sell items at 30 percent under retail prices. 

The "city-run grocery store" (more correctly referred to as taxpayer-subsidized) idea has been implemented before in other cities, and I previously wrote about how that went over in Kansas City:

Team Mamdani will look at the above example and just conclude that local officials just didn't throw enough taxpayer money at it, and this time it will be different. 

The city-run store idea seems to be getting increasingly expensive. How will Mamdani handle concerns from private grocers about being undercut by taxpayer-funded stores? They might just give them some money too: 

So when the original plan has inherent problems, just spend more money to clean up messes that will be caused. The secondary problem they're throwing money at will of course create more problems, which they will also try to "fix" by — you guessed it — throwing even more money at it. That's the socialism circle of eventual death and why those utopian ideas fail miserably every time. 

Nobody will be able to afford food but that won't matter because there won't be anywhere to buy it. Call it "Communist Ozempic." 

And eventually end up with no grocery stores because the taxpayers who were subsidizing it all moved away.

The stores are far from being open (if that even ever happens) but we already know what's destined to happen. 

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