It's always fascinating when Communists try to make their dangerous, restrictive, horrific platform sound warm and fuzzy. For example, like Zohran Mamdani pushing for warm collectivism ...
Sounds all lovey-dovey, right?
Makes you feel like you'll be wrapped up in a cocoon of love and warmth and community when, in reality, it sucks.
So much.
Communism sucks.
If it didn't, they wouldn't have to work so hard to sell it. And now, jagoffs in New York City will get to live with it since they elected a Communist for their mayor.
Federalist's Margot Cleveland dropped a mic-worthy meme flipping the iconic Tiananmen Square Tank Man photo to expose so-called 'warm collectivists' as nothing more than armored authoritarians ready to crush any rugged individualist who dares stand in their way—proving once again that socialism's 'warmth' comes with a side of state-sponsored tyranny.
— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) January 2, 2026
And THERE it is.
Rugged individualism versus warm collectivism.
Most people still haven't seen the zoomed out angle.
— Nate (@ThePiperPie) January 2, 2026
That guy's courage was the stuff of legend. pic.twitter.com/nhXeaZdbK0
Watching people vote for the same ideology as the regime behind those tanks ... IN AMERICA? We may never stop throwing up.
NYC is gonna be lit! pic.twitter.com/St1tBYRSr0
— Robert Marchese (@bob123m) January 2, 2026
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Their breadlines will be FABULOUS!
Mamdani and his acolytes would happily man the tanks.
— Roger Ball (@RogerBall_OK) January 2, 2026
While insisting it's for the greater good.
"Tank man.
— Topo Gigio (@TopoGigio1925) January 2, 2026
Be this guy.
Always be the guy standing in front of the tanks ... always.
This is the best take on that quote that I've seen yet. Well done, @ProfMJCleveland https://t.co/VIdxdEXagf
— Iam Swoboda (@iamswoboda) January 2, 2026
As we watched Mamdani's speech, we couldn't help but notice there was no American flag behind him. His fans keep pointing out that there was an American flag off to the side (one doorknob even said it was better this way because then it's not a political prop), but none of this felt like it was taking place in America. Even New York City, which has been very blue for decades now... this was too much for even them.
When you look at the election and realize the people who voted for Mamdani are transplants who haven't lived in the city very long, this gets even scarier, especially when you take into account what is happening in Minnesota and Washington with the Somali daycares. America is a welcoming place. One of our greatest strengths has always been that we are a melting pot..., but somewhere along the line, Democratic voters stopped trying to melt into one pot. That's the key. If you come to our country, you should want to be an American. If you want to be a Somali or a Communist, there are countries out there for you already.
Woof, that was serious for a Twitchy post. Quick, someone make a fart joke.
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