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vanessa_ca

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Sat Nov 8, 2025, 04:24 PM
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The conversation explores the reaction to the Washington Post's editorial on Zohran Mamdani, with many participants expressing strong disapproval of the piece's tone and language. Several comments criticize the use of the term "Generalissimo" to describe Mamdani, arguing that it is inappropriate and reflects a biased perspective. Some readers suggest that the editorial board's portrayal of Mamdani is more reflective of their own political leanings and priorities than of Mamdani's actual policies or intentions. There is a recurring theme of dissatisfaction with the perceived shift in the Washington Post's editorial stance, with some commenters attributing this to the influence of its owner, Jeff Bezos. Overall, the discussion highlights a significant disconnect between the editorial board's portrayal of Mamdani and the views of many readers, who see his focus on addressing economic inequality and supporting working people as positive rather than threatening.

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What a biased article CanonRay Saturday #1
They only call it "class warfare" when the oppressed fight back...nt Wounded Bear Saturday #2
We're supposed to just "lie back and enjoy it" durablend Saturday #21
The reader comments are excellent. Nt spooky3 Saturday #3
Some of them are priceless vanessa_ca Saturday #6
This one sums up my thoughts vanessa_ca Saturday #9
Mayor Mandami is going to be a resounding success and become very popular. This terrifys them. Good! n/t SheilaAnn Saturday #4
Endless growth is for cancer cells SamuelTheThird Saturday #5
Mamdani doesn't divide people into two groups, oppressed and oppressors; reality does. RockRaven Saturday #7
Headline: Campaigning different than Governing... lame54 Saturday #8
says the newspaper owned by the guy lapfog_1 Saturday #10
Who is it that's really "seething with resentment"? Ocelot II Saturday #11
Bezos' op ed writers obey his will. sinkingfeeling Saturday #12
Bezos and co. having a hissy fit at being identified as oppressors. ananda Saturday #13
Rule of thumb: B.See Saturday #14
*Boo-hoo!* Won't someone please think of the billionaires!? -misanthroptimist Saturday #15
President Franklin Roosevelt: sop Saturday #16
FDR was elected as a reaction against Wall Street and bankers Deminpenn Saturday #33
Washington Post is a rag duckworth969 Saturday #17
LA Times - owned by right wing billionaire. Initech Saturday #26
The transformation of the Wa Post is complete fujiyamasan Saturday #18
WaPo is to a real newspaper what Bezo's wife's implants are to real breasts. SunSeeker Saturday #19
Good point fujiyamasan Saturday #20
It's now the Bezos Billionaire Bullshit rag. nt hvn_nbr_2 Saturday #31
Does anyone have a way for a nonsubscriber to read the article & comments? TY irisblue Saturday #22
You can register for free without subscribing to read them vanessa_ca Saturday #25
You can use this to get past paywalls Pompoy Saturday #30
BTW: "increasing wealth" means "making the rich richer." Iggo Saturday #23
Class warfare? Coming from a newspaper owned by a guy who could bankrupt entire continents? Initech Saturday #24
just perusing their "Opinion" page. SleeplessinSoCal Saturday #27
So... Move to Hungary. BurnDoubt Saturday #28
I read the whole thing rpannier Saturday #29
They should have seen this coming with all of the No Kings turnouts ChicagoTeamster Saturday #32
Whoa, hard to believe that is The Washington Post PatSeg Saturday #34
Just finished Sorkin's new book "1929" about the stock market crash and aftermath Deminpenn Saturday #35
class war Cirsium Saturday #36
Bezos seems damn weird to me... Joinfortmill Sunday #37
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