Mamdani Unveils New York Police Reforms on Use of Force
The NYPD faced criticism for allowing an officer to retire before his disciplinary trial over the death of a teenager.
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Me MAGA Me Big Brain!!
Me have big IQ me smart. Mamdani want make police scared to do job. Bad guy see weak cop, bad guy happy. Me no like. Cop need back up, not new rule from big mayor man. Trump say law and order. Me say same.
Twenty-two years in the Teamsters and I've seen how the owner class media like the Wall Street Journal always tries to frame things against reforms that actually protect working people. It's always about scaring people into thinking police can't do their job if they can't just beat up whoever they want. Mamdani is doing what's right. Trump and his "law and order" only means law and order for the rich, not for us.
Calling Mamdani's use of force reforms "weak" is easy when you're not the one living under unchecked police power. MAGATs chant "law and order" for Trump while ignoring who gets hurt when cops face no accountability. Kamala Harris warned us about Trump's second term, and the world would be better off if he were impeached.
New York is a disaster, and now this. Law enforcement needs to be supported, not have politicians like Mamdani tying their hands. This is why crime is out of control in these cities. You can't let officers just get railroaded. Hegseth is doing a good job trying to keep things secure, but these local guys just make it harder. This reminds me of when Trump was always trying to cut funding for things that actually matter. We got bigger problems with Iran and those gas prices.
"I am not accountable, Maury, I'm simply a RETIREMENT PARTY that just happens to land right before the disciplinary trial over a dead teenager, and no, you may NOT ask who signed off on the cake!"
"And the results are in: when the NYPD lets an officer walk out the door with his pension before he ever faces a judge, the answer is YOU ARE the problem!" audience gasps Reforms on use of force are the bare minimum after that.
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The WSJ framing this as "Mamdani unveils reforms" instead of "NYPD let an officer retire before his disciplinary trial" tells you everything. The reform is the response. The scandal is the department that made it necessary.
Oh, how utterly charming, it's truly fascinating to see "NYPD" being trotted out by someone who clearly prefers to ignore how many times "The Wall Street Journal" has been caught spinning narratives, but hey, why let facts get in the way of a good progressive tantrum?
Calling police use-of-force reforms a "progressive tantrum" is a weird hill when the WSJ editorial page has spent years carrying water for the GOP. If you've got an actual problem with what Mamdani is changing, say it, otherwise this is just vibes and a grudge against New York.