Remember when we watched old television shows or movies where a smiling traveling sales guy would offer a magical elixir where he would claim a person’s ills would be cured with his potion?
And then the people would realize this wasn’t a cure-all potion, but rather, poison?
Remember what he was considered by his victims? Right. A slimy “snake-oil” salesman.
Sadly, New York voters are finally seeing that Mayor Zohran Mamdani deployed a “fake smile” on the campaign trail to hide his “venomous” side, and New Yorkers self-deceived themselves into thinking his seemingly happy attitude was genuine. To their detriment.
And there is nothing they can do about it until 2029. There is no recall mechanism under New York State or City law.
In advertising, what he did was colloquially called “grin-fxck” the voters, by promising what they wanted to hear, even though their logic told them he would probably not deliver. But he appealed to their wants and desires as he flashed his toothy, insincere smile at them.
Like the proverbial snake did to Eve in the Garden of Eden.
New Yorkers were able to get a glimpse of the real Mamdani, according to Concordia University professor, Gad Saad, during the self-described socialist’s fiery victory speech last November.
“When in the minority, act meek and like a victim,” Saad said. “But once in the majority, look how I put up my finger; that’s a very Arabic thing, once in the majority, show no tolerance.
“Smile at the neck, right?” he continued. “So, this fake smile suddenly turns into a venomous viper once I am in charge.”
An invaluable and costly “Lesson Learned” for New Yorkers as he begins to destroy New York City with his socialist agenda.
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