On “The Reset Show” on Caribbean Power Jam Radio, New York Jurisdiction Mayor Eric Adams spoke out in support of the Covid vaccination requirement in his city. He continued with a strong proclamation that it is now time for people all across the world to be vaccinated in order to safeguard themselves, their loved ones, and eventually civilization. People being able to “do whatever [they] want.” “just wasn’t right.” He continued by making a suggestion that such regulations may come again in the future.
Mayor Adams complimented Mayor DeBlasio’s commitment to the COVID requirements and credited his work with helping to stop the epidemic. He said with the deepest respect: “I know what COVID looked like, and I know that if we didn’t have those mandates — I take my hat off to Bill de Blasio.”
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Mayor Adams highlighted a beneficial consequence despite the interruption to daily life: the need that residents follow new safety precautions. He praised it as a positive “cultural shift” and cheerfully accepted the need for masks—an attitude that is common in these trying times.
“That was a tough call, because you know New Yorkers…no New Yorker wants anyone telling them anything. … That’s just who we are. We don’t want to be mandated. We don’t want anyone to tell us to put on a mask. That’s just who we are. So, that was a cultural shift in our mindset to say, we’re fighting this dangerous virus.”
He then engaged in some post-event scaremongering to justify the assault on freedom, claiming “I was at the hospitals, seeing trailers of bodies. I saw the nurses and doctors and hospital employees wearing plastic bags and makeshift face masks, putting themselves in harm’s way. I saw the first responders. I was on the ground. Remember, I moved into Borough Hall and dealt with that virus, responding every day on the ground. This was real. If we didn’t have that va**ine and we didn’t have those mandates, we would have lost so many more lives.”
Mayor Adams vehemently condemned anyone who dared to defend their liberties in defiance of the state, saying it was unacceptable for people to place their own preferences above those of the government. His position was unequivocal: “just wasn’t right”
“And so, those who made the determination that, ‘no, I still want to come into a work environment and I’m not going to be va**inated, no, I want to still ride the trains. I want to do whatever I want.’ That just wasn’t right. That wasn’t right. And they made a decision and the law was on our side that said we could mandate.”
Our speaker bemoaned the end of COVID rules as the epidemic started to recede and said they could come back eventually; “And so they were removed. Now that we’re seeing a normalization of COVID, there may be another time that we’re going to have to do mandates again because these viruses are not going away. We’re dealing with a whole new environment of what we are fighting against, some of these viruses. They made the decision not to be va**inated. They lost their jobs. We see the need now to lift the mandate, but those who lost their jobs could re-apply for their jobs, but they’ve got to re-apply just like everyone else.”
