Mamdani’s response to the Gracie Mansion assault: – Latest News
The Issue: Mayor Mamdani’s response to the ISIS-inspired bombing attempt exterior Grace Mansion.
Radical Islamist, ISIS-inspired extremists fling IEDs onto the streets and Mayor Mamdani sees match to first identify and disgrace the loathsome loons who carried round a goat to bolster his doubtful declare of Islamophobia in NYC (“Decrying evil only ‘Zo’ far,” March 10).
A shrieking mob of Jew-haters attempt to blockade a synagogue and Hizzoner blames a “sacred space” for staging an occasion selling life in Israel.
New York City’s voters outdid themselves of their election of indecency and ignorance’s personification in the type of Zohran Kwame Mamdani.
Matthew Brief
Manhattan
Mamdani’s response to the occasions by Gracie Mansion was pathetic — what a awful chief. He should assume the two suspects are candy harmless people who had been simply making water balloons.
John Stanolevich
Flushing
New York City’s milquetoast mayor’s failure to ship a full-throated condemnation of the ISIS-inspired bombers at his press convention was one for the ages.
This incident was not an instance of ethical equivalency: The anti-Muslim demonstrators, vile and ignorant as they’re, weren’t carrying bombs. The two ISIS-inspired “counter-demonstrators” had been.
Moreover, Mamdani repeatedly deferred to Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch during the presser to reply questions that he ought to have been in a position to reply. He is ineffective.
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Hicksville
Was anybody shocked that Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal’s initial response was to blame white people for the terror assault (“Beep’s aim is off on protest,” March 9)?
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When will people understand the Democratic Party just isn’t the get together of peace and love anymore? That ship has sailed. It is now the get together of racism and violence.
Peter Boeko
Manorville
After the courageous NYPD officers risked their lives and arrested the punk ISIS-wannabes who had been bent on mass destruction, it’s good they didn’t finish up earlier than DA Alvin Bragg, who would’ve downgraded their terrorist actions to “a couple of wayward teenagers just having some fun.”
If they did one thing like this in Iran, they’d be useless alongside the estimated 30,000 residents who did nothing more than march.
Bill Lewis
Danbury, Conn.
Why not drop the bomb-throwing, wannabe ISIS-terrorists in Iran? That would wipe the smirks off their faces.
Susan Kerr
Stony Brook
The Issue: “The Nest,” New York University’s screen-free space on campus with crafts, video games and stuffed animals.
One would assume college students accepted into such prestigious establishments possess the maturity to regulate their own work-life steadiness (“Childish NYU toy story,” March 8).
Is it really vital to designate a particular space to remind adults to attend to their personal wellness?
This looks like an pointless degree of micromanagement in larger schooling; maybe the directors’ workplace ought to be renamed the “Cuckoo’s Nest.”
I hope the college students themselves acknowledge the condescension inherent on this “brilliant” concept. If they don’t, it’s alarming to assume this era represents our future.
Michelle Tranchina
Brooklyn, Conn.
As NYU college students reprise their kindergarten days, one may contemplate 1 Corinthians 13:11: “When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things.”
At NYU, apparently, not a lot.
Lawrence Bodenstein
Manhattan
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