The machete was pulled in, the machete was pulled out, they danced the hokey-cokey and the kids fell all about.

The machete was pulled in, the machete was pulled out, they danced the hokey-cokey and the kids fell all about.

Six months into the mayoralty, the experiment is underway. History and basic economics suggest that doubling down on controls and redistribution will not make New York more affordable or more free – it will make it poorer, more divided, and less dynamic.
When people can speak freely across borders, traditional state propaganda loses its grip, making the subjugation of the internet the primary imperative for modern political control.
The surveillance state inadvertently gives us a good laugh.