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Mamdani’s tenants’ rights advocate, Cea Weaver, recently made headlines because she not only does not believe in private property, but also believes the color of your skin mandates whose property the government should take away. This is clearly not a winning issue on most sides of the spectrum. Rather than defend her asinine positions—which, clearly, she can’t—she decided to cowardly delete her X and Facebook accounts. The only problem with that is that the internet is forever, and Sohrab Ahmari, editor for UnHerd, has the receipts.=

According to Unheard:

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has a Cea Weaver problem. Earlier this week, online sleuths uncovered a number of posts from the newly appointed New York City tenant czar’s now-deactivated X account, in which she described homeownership as a form of “white supremacy” and called for the white middle class to be “impoverished.”

It’s actually so much worse than anyone previously discovered.

Now, UnHerd has found more extremist rhetoric, this time on her still-active Facebook page, in which she again attacks white Americans, police officers, and the very concept of private ownership.

Do you need any more evidence that the left hates you?

In a 2017 post, for example, she argued that “moving to a gentrifying neighborhood” is tantamount to “structural racism,” as is “moving to the suburbs,” before adding: “Property is theft.”

The left gets mad when white people leave a neighborhood, a.k.a. “white flight,” but they also get mad when they move into the suburbs. You truly cannot make this level of hypocrisy up. The double standards are really standard here, which is no surprise, because we all know that double standards are the only standards the left stands on.

Weaver has also defended what she describes on Facebook as “the government’s sacred right to seize property” in a striking echo of her X posts in which she also appears to call for the abolition of not just abusive landlordism, but private property as such.

Yes, she really said this nonexistent right is “sacred.” The fact that this is what people like her define as sacred is deeply disturbing and has no place in America. Yet, she is Mamdani’s tenants’ rights advocate in one of America’s major cities. This is concerning and should automatically be grounds for disqualification from any government position.

Mamdani really out-commied himself with this one. Reprehensible, at best. The people should demand her termination. At this point, we can only keep the sane New Yorkers in our prayers.

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