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DoorDash Spent $1.4 Million Trying to Stop Mamdani From Becoming Mayor. Now We Know Why.
(theintercept.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2026
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Yeah, a symptom of late stage capitalism that large companies no longer compete by improving their product or service, but by manipulating the regulatory environment and/or competition, through collusion, legal attacks, or acquisition. It's much less risky of an investment for larger companies post-mass-consolidation.
Honestly, though, they are the government in all but name at this point.
How fucked aren't we? 😅😬
Not if you support and vote for your local Mandami. Theyre out there, just needing the right local conditions: create them. Get 3-5 friends and take over your local democratic organization
And you would be a complete moron to vote for socialism.
It is refreshing to see someone saying something so purely stupid once a while. Good job!
Ah, you think having Andrew Cuomo or Curtis Salewa would have been more reasonable? What policy of Mandami's do you not support? Do you think people having access to food is a bad thing?