The unmasking of closet communists always reveals a silver lining. Namely,somethingcompelled them to conceal their communist sympathies in the first place.
Thus, even communists know that the broader American public finds their murderous ideology abhorrent.
According toCNN, 32-year-old Darializa Avila Chevalier, a New York congressional candidate backed by Democratic MayorZohran Mamdaniof New York City, “deleted a previous Twitter account that included thousands of posts and reposts expressing support for abolishing police, prisons and borders, as well as seizing private property and nationalizing major industries and calling into question Israel’s right to exist.”
That is a lot of lunacy crammed into one sentence.
Avila Chevalier, a doctoral student (of course) and an investigator in a New York City public defender’s office, has launched a primary challenge against Democratic Rep. Adriano Espaillat, a five-term incumbent in New York’s 13th Congressional District.
Based on a review of the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, which preserved more than 3,600 tweets from Avila Chevalier’s since-deleted Twitter account between 2018 and 2022, CNN found “hundreds of deleted posts and reposts” calling for “abolishing police, prisons and borders; tweets aboutcommunism; calls for open borders and zero deportations; and expletive-laden attacks on Democrats.”
For instance, in September 2021 she wrote the following: “A world without borders — just like a world without prisons or police — is possible, necessary, and the only moral way forward.”
In that same month, she also shared since-deleted posts, such as “all deportation is wrong” and “Yes, literally, abolish the border.”
On the police, Avila Chevalier saved perhaps her most insane post for theBlack Lives Mattermadness of 2020.
In that late spring of “racial reckoning,” which involved nothing more than virtue-signaling acts of self-flagellation, a Twitter user named Bridget Eileen tweeted that abolishing the police involved ending policing “as we know it.”
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