Tulsi Gabbard dismantles socialist free services
by Flint: Zohran Mamdani
The cost of government providing everything from housing to food is the loss of freedom. When Mamdani proposes that the state handles education and meals, they end up dictating your choices like what kind of house you live in. Tulsi Gabbard drove this point home before students by recalling friends from Eastern Europe under Soviet Union rule. They had a free place to live but were crammed into a three-bedroom apartment with four families. Close to 30 people lived in that single unit. Was it free? Yeah. Were they free? No. The outcome of these policies is exactly the collapse of liberty we are seeing Democrats embrace as over 50% identify more as Democratic socialist than capitalist. This shift away from limited government means wanting control over every aspect of life. If you fail to vote Republican you sign up for this future. The people we are running against have NO INTEREST in preserving Western Civilization as we know it. They will gladly partner up with 3RD WORLD INVADERS to propel themselves to power so they can destroy our republic.
Transcript (en)
Over 50% of Democrats identify more as socialists than capitalists, who have gone so far from the idea and the vision of a limited government to now want to say, well, government should run every part of our lives. What do we gain from that? Well, you can hear that from people like Mamdani who talk about, well, the government will give you housing and education and food and we'll give you everything for free. Comes at a cost. What is the cost? The cost is freedom. Fundamentally, the cost is freedom. When you have someone who tells you, here, you got a house to live in, you got food, they're telling you what kind of house to live in. I have friends from Eastern Europe who lived, who were growing up during the time of the Soviet Union's rule. Yes, they had a free place to live, but guess what? They were living in a three-bedroom apartment with four families. there were close to 30 people living in that three-bedroom apartment was it free yeah were they free no
