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New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani doubled his plan to tax “a richer, whiter neighborhood,” but he added that he believes there should not be a billionaires.
The democratic socialist argued Sunday that his push towards white taxpayers is not racist, despite his agenda explicitly targeting white areas.
“It’s just an explanation of what we’re seeing right now,” Mamdani told NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday. “It’s not driven by race. It’s a more rating of which neighborhoods are taxed and are overtaxed.”
Mamdani’s policy proposal, “Stop Sqeeze for NYC homeowners” outlines his plan to “relocate tax burdens from excessive homeowners in the outer borough to more expensive homes in richer, whiter neighborhoods.”
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Zohran doubled his plan to tax the richer, whiter neighborhood on Sunday. (NBC)
The policy points out that homeowners in wealthy areas suggest that they adjust to “less than fair share” tax rate Evaluation rates to address the expected imbalances.
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Zohran Mamdani plans to adjust tax and assembly rates among NYC homeowners. (Barry Williams/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
When asked if he would change the language of the proposal, Mamdani biased, saying that the proposal was intended to ensure a fair property tax system, and that the language simply reflects observations.
“The use of that language is merely a neighborhood assessment,” Mamdani said.
“I’m just naming things,” he added. “What motivates me with this is to create a fair system. Race assessment Nearby and in our city. ”
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A townhome in Brooklyn, New York City. Fees may be adjusted under the Mamdani policy proposal, which taxes “richer and whiter” neighborhoods. (Google Street View)
Mamdani also reiterated his belief that “we should not have billionaires” despite believing that there would be a campaign within the city. Most billionaires In a world of 123 people.
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“Frankly, I don’t think there’s a billionaire,” he said. “That’s so much money in such a moment of inequality. And ultimately, what we need more is equality in our cities, our entire state and our nation.”
