Deutsch Slams Nyc is a filter for the lack of condemnation

The Bodcast Host called Done Deutsch to Zahran Mamdani, the mayor’s candidate in New York Democratic City, on Monday for refusing to condemn the phrase “Globalization of the uprising” During the appearance of msnbc.

“I am angry that we have a candidate for the mayor of New York, Mr. Mamdani, cannot go or not condemn the words” the globalization of the uprising “and his escape,” well, this means different things for different people. “Well, let me tell you what it means to a Jew – this means violence,” said Deutsche, citing terrorist attacks on October 7, as well Boldder, Colorado attacks.

Mamdani, A democratic socialist, defeated The Foundation’s candidate and former governor in New York Andrew Como in the preliminary elections for the democratic town last week.

“This is the significance, this is the essence of that, and this is what the Jewish people mean. If any other group advances and said,” You know that these words are a crime for us, this means violence, this scares us, “I think there will be a response, but for some reason, if the Jews find it offensive, it is not offensive,” Dicch continued.

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The Podcast host said he was offensive to him and accused Mandami of managing a “campaign of division”.

“He also went out in the last two days and said:” We will impose taxes on the rich white neighborhoods. “Why should you put white?

Mamdani Had Several opportunities for condemnation The phrase “secular swelling” during an interview on “Meet the Press” in NBC on Sunday.

“This is not a language I use. The language I use, the language that I will continue to use to lead this city is what is clearly talking about my intention, and it is a intention based on a belief in comprehensive human rights,” Mamdani said to Crystin Wilker. “In the end, this is the basis of many of my politicians, and the belief that freedom, justice and safety are the things that must have meaning, must be applied to all people and that include both Israelis and Palestinians.”

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Wilker asked two times about the reason why he did not condemn this phrase if it was a matter of New York residents.

Mamdani argued, “I don’t think the role of the mayor is the police speech.”

“What worries me is, to start walking in the language line and clarifying what language I think is permitted or unacceptable, takes me to a place similar to the place of the president, who is looking to do these types of things, put people in prison to write the opening, and put them in prison for protest. The procedures,” mamdani added.

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Mamdani’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.