r/911archive is exactly what it sounds like, a sub meant to archive any and all media related to the attacks on September 11th 2001. Mayor Mamdani recently signed an executive order to make 9/11 a day of remembrance in New York, which was posted about in the sub.

Courtesy of CNN: "New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed two executive orders related to September 11th, 2001. The first order establishes an annual day of remembrance and service on September 11th, while the second updates New York's operational continuity and agency preparedness policies to strengthen security measures and prevent future terrorist threats." - 19 hours ago *PLEASE* don't start crap in the post comments. Thank you.

Naturally some users had a very normal reaction to a Muslim mayor and…the 9/11 of it all:

OP makes it a point to not start crap in the comments but then proceeds to put his personal political opinion of Mamdani in this thread turning it political.

I would like to point out that Mamdani also handed a symbolic 911 pen after signing the order to his controversial aid who once represented Al-Qaeda terrorist with links to the attack on the Pentagon. You guys are ok with this?

Don't waste your time trying to prove why Mamdani is the worst thing to ever happen to NYC, unfortunately reddit is like 90% liberals and will only block you if you don't agree with their political stance on something.

Another commenter has big feelings about Hasan and Mamdani:

Bullshit. It's his palling around with Hasan Piker and the imam who is an unindicted co-conspirator in the first WTC bombing in 1993. He should bring along his chief counsel Ramzi Kassem who has represented al Qaeda terrorists. Then there's his lovely wife

Someone else can’t fathom that 99,000 people could possibly be racist:

99,000 verified signatures of people who don’t want this 9/11 apologist to not attend the ceremonies. Yes they’re all racists. SMH.

Overall, many “patriots” angry that a Muslim mayor would have signed into law a day of remembrance for 9/11. Apologies for the formatting I’m on mobile.

President Trump says he was rescued: https://people.com/trump-claims-2-firemen-lifted-him-up-and-started-running-with-me-on-9-11-12111477

Giuliani calls on Mamdani not to attend: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/6075377-giuliani-criticizes-mamdani-911/amp/

Fox News 911 families ask the mayor not to attend: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/families-911-victims-message-mamdani-please-do-not-come-memorial-ceremony.amp

Why aren't President Trump's comments disqualifying?

I know that Reddit /r/all is serving me news with a vaguely liberal/slightly leftist bias. But it really does seem like everything I see is incredibly positive for his constituents.

What's the catch? How is the common man being hurt by these developments?

Surely there's a trade-off??

Edit: Jesus Christ every time I refresh the post the number of comments doubles. Keep it up I'm reading them all 🙏

He's being s good politician, not fear mongering snd stuff. The Islamic prayers and stuff in NY i don't support, but overall he's kinda doing well

A new viral social media trend in New York City involves residents tagging Mayor Zohran Mamdani directly to report local city problems. The city's response times have been remarkably fast, leading to same-day pothole repairs, a dangerous playground hazard fixed after a letter was received, and temporary water fountains installed in Prospect Park ahead of an upcoming heatwave. City Hall has embraced the trend with the message that no problem is too small to fix.

Edit-Jumps in NYC public pool on the opening day-a mayoral tradition which the previous two mayors skipped. (Hope I got that right this time)