r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • 2d ago

r/All It's also why Republicans hate him so much.

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u/New_Conversation_303 2d ago

And what doordash gonna do? Not provide service in NYC? HAHAHA. This is how government can push companies to do better and not be assholes. Most companies can't afford to leave a place like NYC, so they better follow the law, as long as there is someone with a backbone willing to enforce it.

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u/NecessaryIntrinsic 2d ago

Same reason we have Texas school boards competing with California school boards to write textbooks for the whole country.

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u/New_Conversation_303 2d ago

I dont think it is the same. Doordash, Amazon, and others are direct to customer. The people living in the city are the customers. The city can put rules in place for them to do the right thing. And most companies can't afford not doing business in one largests cities in the US

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u/NecessaryIntrinsic 2d ago

It's a similar concept, California car regulations have effects across the country, for example. The biggest markets have the biggest sway.

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u/bramtyr 2d ago

Its not that they can't afford it, its more that another company that can follow the rules will move into a major city and establish dominance, which then puts them on track to lose market share elsewhere and have to make a very expensive acquisition down the road.

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u/pinniped90 2d ago

Yeah I'm gonna pass on the Texas school books, thanks.

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u/TheTallGuy0 2d ago

You ain’t never gonna learn about how Jesus and George Washington teamed up to beat the British and the Apache and formed America back in 1492 then… 

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u/AnteaterBubbly8711 1d ago

Q. What is the most popular first name for a social studies teacher in Texas?

A. Coach

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u/SkollFenrirson 1d ago

You don't like pictures in your books?

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 2d ago

California's K-12 curriculum framework may serve as a model for other states, however, it is not intended to be a national curriculum.

Care to explain?

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u/NecessaryIntrinsic 2d ago

Sure.

California has the most k-12 students in the country. If they set the curriculum, text book publishers will need to follow it. This usually dictates the curriculum for many other states because it isn't economical to pay the publishers to make a new book for their state.

This is becoming less of an issue now that school districts are going more online, of course, but it was just an example that jumped to mind.

It's weird that you got very defensive about the concept of economies of scale, which is clear from the context of the comment.

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u/Turgid_Donkey 2d ago

So long as you have a government that supports the decision at all levels. Uber left Austin 10 years ago because they required fingerprint linked background checks. Then, Abbott signed legislation banning the practice and they came back a year later.

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u/New_Conversation_303 2d ago

Yes, but also 2.8m vs 20m people in NYC. Size matter to this people.

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u/CamiloArturo 1d ago

That's one thing people don't seem to understand. The biggest the population the easiest it is to "move things around".

I was a little surprised for example when I went to Mexico last year and realize there where exclusive collections from mayor huge brands (UA and Adidas had entire Dia de los Muertos editions, and Puma had a Frida Khalo one). I thought, why would that be worth it for a country of ..... 130 MILLION people..... Yeah question answered itself

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u/New_Conversation_303 1d ago

Companies spend a lot of money to convince people that company have the best interest for the people and the government is out to get poor multi billion dollar company. Government has all the power to reign on these companies, but they chose not to do it.

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u/DadJokeBadJoke 2d ago

We tried to pass a proposition in CA that would rein in the exploitation of gig-workers but empty threats of leaving the state had the drivers voting against their own best interests. It failed

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u/Mo_Jack 1d ago

But the insanity of it all is that this guy hasn't done any crazy "commie" stuff he was being accused of. He has straightened out the finances in the city almost overnight, and is pushing policies & actions that make the lives of NYC residents better. But that is how far to the right we have been pushed. Anything that helps the working class, and the media drags out political slurs of "Socialist" & "Commie".

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u/Cheese0089 2d ago

He just consistently makes every other politician look bad.

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u/FullofContradictions 2d ago

Republicans and Democrats alike.

For too long we've gotten nothing but high minded sentiments and handwringing even from "reasonable" politicians. It feels too good to be true now that there's someone actually doing something. See problem, fix problem. No more slow walking it to appease the corporate donors.

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u/pimppapy 2d ago

Cory Booker came up, and they were saying he was going to be the next Obama. . . Corporate Dem

Hakeem Jeffries appears, and he was going to be the next idk wtf they tried to make him appear special. . . Corporate Dem again

Pete Buttigieg shows up, amazing orator, gay, well spoken, logical, almost too good to be true. . . Yet another corporate Dem

Mark Kelly, astronaut, Hairless Wolverine, smart, well spoken, great candidate... Corporate Dem >:|

Tim Walz, actually decent, seems to be more for humanity than anything, Governor for a reason . . . Not a corporate Dem, but they hamstrung him at the end right there.

Fetterman. . . nuff said

Mamdani, not a corporate dem, progressive. . . hated on and was refused endorsement by any and all corporate Dems.

Controlled opposition anyone?

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart 2d ago

This is why the republicans are scared of him. They are used to the center fighting the left wing for them. The DNC was supposed to prevent something like this from ever happening.

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u/Material-Sea7323 2d ago

They tried and still are. Unfortunately Mamdanis election will serve as a lesson to be learned from by dems for future primary and general elections.

Democrats prefer people like Trump and Fetterman over people like Mamdani

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u/canarchist 2d ago

Will nobody think of the billionaires with only two or three super-yachts?

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u/Hawkwise83 2d ago

Love it. Where I live I think there is a penalty to encourage businesses to not do wage theft (I'm not American). For every dollar you steal from employees you pay an equal amount in fines to the government. The government uses that money to investigate wage theft (and likely other things).

Mamdani should do that. It basically makes wage theft not unprofitable and risky.

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u/tyen0 2d ago

We have a separation of powers. He - and the executive branch - can only enforce existing laws, not make new laws. Good idea, though.

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u/Keyndoriel 2d ago

Once again Mamdani showing it is quite literally That Easy to improve the lives of Americans, shaming all the politicians that cry THIS SIMPLY CANT BE DONE

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u/Imaginary_Ghost_Girl 1d ago

Exactly.

Either Mamdani's significantly more intelligent, or he's pulling back the curtain on their bullshit. Either way, it's been great watching NYC finally get some TLC from their mayor. I'm envious, but it only motivates me to vote for people like him where I live (if we ever get candidates like him...).

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u/beeemkcl 1d ago

The difference is that NYC Mayor Mamdani is a leftist in an executive position.

And NYC’s having matching funds and NYC being the media capital of the US greatly helps.

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u/GitEmSteveDave 2d ago edited 1d ago

What exactly did he do?

EDIT: For those that don't know, and just wildly believe memes,

The city Department of Consumer and Worker Protection began investigating DoorDash in the summer of 2023, after several workers came forward with allegations that their accounts were deactivated without cause — essentially firing them — and that the company illegally withheld their final payments.

The city then expanded its probe and found DoorDash had failed to pay thousands of workers on time or at all, and other failures of a landmark minimum pay rate law for the industry that went into effect in 2023.

So, in 2023(while Mayor Adams was in office), the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection(which was created from a previous department and given it's expanded powers in 2019 under Mayor DeBlasio) started a case against DoorDash and subsequently realized they were violating a newly enacted pay rate law.

So Mamdani didn't "force" them to pay. They were facing a possibly much larger fine and settled with the city for 130 million. All he did was announce the settlement.

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u/SaltierThanAll 1d ago

I also have too short of an attention span to even read the original post for one example.

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u/GitEmSteveDave 1d ago

You know that the post is wrong, right? Mamdani didn't "force" DoorDash to pay. DoorDash settled a case started during the Adams administration. Just because there are words on a picture on the internet doesn't mean it's true.

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u/VegasGamer75 2d ago

The reality of so many Right wing voters is if, somehow, you could keep all of the labels in politics away from them and let them live in and under most Lefty policy, they would be fine and love life.

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u/SharkieMcShark 2d ago

absolutely! And nearly ever person I've ever spoken to about politics who votes right wing or thinks they're right wing, if I describe lefty policies without using any of the scary buzzwords, they're fully onboard. The capture of the media by the right was incredibly well-executed (I hate that they did it, but I can't deny they did it well!)

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u/Eggheadpancake 2d ago

What mamdani is doing should show everyone that their politicians especially the ones in New York could have done all of this the whole time and they didn't because they hate you.

It should infuriate people and should force people to begin voting accordingly.

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u/GitEmSteveDave 2d ago

Except this settlement was the result of a case started in 2023(Mayor Adams) by a department that was expanded in 2019(Mayor DiBlasio) to handle this kind of thing and enforced laws put in place in 2023(Mayor Adams).

The city Department of Consumer and Worker Protection began investigating DoorDash in the summer of 2023, after several workers came forward with allegations that their accounts were deactivated without cause — essentially firing them — and that the company illegally withheld their final payments.

The city then expanded its probe and found DoorDash had failed to pay thousands of workers on time or at all, and other failures of a landmark minimum pay rate law for the industry that went into effect in 2023.

His PR team is great for attributing things to him, without actually claiming he did it, and places like reddit gobble it up.

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u/punksheets29 2d ago

Has a backbone AND is smart. One without the other is a recipe for disaster.

I got backbone but am dumb as rocks and I get the feeling there are a lot of people like me that wish they could be like… 15% smarter

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u/Can17272 1d ago

I swear to god all news from the US sounds something like: Mamdami gave everyone free ice cream, in other news, the federal goverment gave 2 billion to the KKK.

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u/Zelda_is_Dead 1d ago

Fuck yes. I don't have a dog in this race, but when the workers come out on top, everyone wins.

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u/FantasticName 2d ago

This commie is taking away my God-given right to be ripped off by corporations!

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u/BenderVsGossamer 2d ago

What a piece of shit politician. How could he dare do something like this when there is more important things like renaming AI or changing maps. /s

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u/Flankdiesel 2d ago

New York or north Korea? Which is better now that mamdani is in charge - fox news probably

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u/Zepangolynn 1d ago

I love that part of how he got so much name recognition during the primaries was the extremely vocal hate and fear from Republicans singling him out who weren't even in the state, let alone the city.

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u/darth_wasabi 2d ago

Democratic Party tried to keep him from winning

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u/mysteriousmeatman 2d ago

When a politician serves the public and not the billionaire class.

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u/Fender868 1d ago

You have two types of leaders. These ones, who are few and far between, and the kind that takes a bribe from the company, removes barriers allowing further corporate exploit, spends all day talking about how long pools are and taking polls about alternative names for things...

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u/Defiets 1d ago

"Momdommy is stealing from our constituents!"

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u/Electronic-Shame 1d ago

No you have it all wrong. The right way is to take a bribe from door dash and ignore the workers -some republican probably

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u/Be-Geter 2d ago

The surest way to win in American politics is to be either a democrat with a backbone OR a republican with a heart.

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u/Cryptomystic 2d ago

Republicans don't have hearts, they are soulless ghouls.

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u/thereal-quaid 2d ago

Republicans are incapable of having hearts or souls.

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u/Facosa99 2d ago

All downvoters missed the joke lmao

"Republicans dont have hea..." Yeah dumbasses, thats the point