在华盛顿特区边境对面一个臭名昭著的自由派马里兰州热点地区举行的周日街头音乐节上，一些与会者告诉福克斯新闻数字台，他们不会介意政府没收他们的财产，包括他们的房屋。
During a Sunday street festival in a notoriously liberal Maryland hotspot just across the Washington, D.C. border, some attendees told Fox News Digital they wouldn't mind if the government seized their property, including their homes.
当被问及是否支持政府接管他的家时，马里兰州居民马特·沃尔克说：“是的，我的意思是广泛的。”“这是高度情境性的，但我绝对认为，有很多私人拥有的土地和财产最好用于公共用途、资源和住房等，以供需要此类东西的人使用。“福克斯新闻数字公司在塔科马公园街头音乐节的一个下雨的周日走上街头，采访当地居民，了解随着社会主义越来越受欢迎，尤其是在美国年轻人中，他们愿意将多少权力交给政府。
"Yeah, I mean broadly," said Maryland resident Matt Volk when asked if he would support the government taking his home. "It's highly situational, but I definitely think that there's a lot of privately owned land and property that would be better put to use for public use, for resources and housing and things like that for people who are in need of things like that." Fox News Digital took to the streets during a rainy Sunday at the Takoma Park Street Festival to interview area residents about just how much power they would be willing to cede to the government as socialism becomes increasingly popular, especially among younger Americans.
塔科马公园（Takoma Park）是美国首都郊外的一个自由主义堡垒，那里的家庭和企业都装饰着LGBT自豪的用具，以及标志着他们支持其他左翼事业（如黑人生命物质运动）的装饰。
Takoma Park is a liberal bastion just outside the nation's capital, where homes and businesses are adorned with LGBT pride paraphernalia, along with decorations marking their support for other leftist causes like the Black Lives Matter movement.
年轻的摇摆州选民与民主社会主义者保持亲密关系，称政党建立必须“学习”DSA一位与会者凯伦·欧文（Karen Irwin）穿着一件T恤，上面写着“阿姨：自1975年以来让白人感到不舒服。”她同意沃尔克的观点。
YOUNG SWING-STATE VOTERS COZY UP TO DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS, SAY PARTY ESTABLISHMENT MUST ‘LEARN’ FROM DSA WINS One attendee, Karen Irwin, sported a t-shirt that said "Auntifa: Making White men uncomfortable since 1975." She agreed with Volk's sentiment.
“我的意思是，如果我们都这样做，我会这么游戏，”她说。“你知道我的意思吗？谁会来找我这是我通过民主方式做出的决定吗？好吧，好吧，我会很开心的。如果我投赞成票，当然。"
"I mean, if we were all doing it, I'd be so game," she said. "Do you know what I mean? And who's coming to me? Is this a decision I'm making through democratic means? Then yes, yes, I would be so game. If I voted for it, sure."
“你想保留你的财产。从几点开始？在这个国家的历史上是什么？是现在，从现在开始，无论你拥有什么？”欧文问道。“或者，你知道，100年前，当其他人拥有它时。但政府可能出于某种原因将它拿走了。“福克斯新闻三月份的一项民意调查发现，38%的受访者表示摆脱资本主义转向社会主义是一个好主意。
"You want to be able to keep your property. From what time are we talking? From what in the history of this country? Is it just right now, from right now moving forward, whatever it is you have?" Irwin asked. "Or, you know, 100 years ago, when someone else had it. But the government might have taken it away for whatever reason." A Fox News poll from March found that 38% of those asked said it was a good idea to move away from capitalism and towards socialism.
根据新民意调查，令人震惊的民主党人被认定为“民主社会主义者”：“有毒政策”非常自由派选民（66%）和45岁以下的民主党人（66%）是最有可能认为转向社会主义是件好事的人。超过一半的民主党人（55%）、黑人选民（55%）和30岁以下选民（53%）也支持摆脱资本主义。
SHOCKING PERCENTAGE OF DEMOCRATS IDENTIFY AS 'DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS' ACCORDING TO NEW POLL: 'TOXIC POLICIES' Very liberal voters (66%) and Democrats under age 45 (66%) are those most likely to think moving to socialism would be good. More than half of all Democrats (55%), Black voters (55%) and those under age 30 (53%) also favor moving away from capitalism.
虽然大多数美国人，尤其是共和党人和保守派，仍然拒绝社会主义，但只有51%的人表示资本主义运行良好。其他49%的人表示事实并非如此。
While the majority of Americans, especially Republicans and conservatives, still reject socialism, only 51% say capitalism is working well. The other 49% say it isn't.
周日，塔科马公园街头集市上的第三人表示，政府有可能没收他的家。
A third person at the Takoma Park street fair on Sunday said the government seizure of his home was a possibility.
马里兰州居民乔·布莱克（Jaw Blake）说：“我不知道我一定会喜欢它，但我的意思是，如果它是有益的事情，我至少会考虑它。”
"I don't know that I would necessarily love it, but I mean, if it was something that was beneficial I'd at least consider it," said Jaw Blake, a Maryland resident.
“没有人希望他们必须的东西被夺走，但我们说过一些话，比如你可以设置一些东西，以便每个人都可以使用它们。“数字不会说谎。年轻的美国人正在爱上……与社会主义并非每个接受福克斯新闻数字采访的人都完全相信政府扣押和重新分配私人财产的想法。
"Nobody wants what they have to be taken away from them, but there is something we said about like you can set up things so that they're available for everybody." THE NUMBERS DON’T LIE. YOUNG AMERICANS ARE FALLING IN LOVE … WITH SOCIALISM Not everyone interviewed by Fox News Digital was entirely convinced of the idea of government seizure and redistribution of private property.
珍妮·斯尼德曼说，她不想将自己的财产交给政府，但如果她得到报酬，这也不是不可能的。
Jenny Sniderman said she doesn't want to give up her property to the government, but that it wasn't out of the question if she was paid to do so.
“我当然不想放弃我的私人财产，”她说。“他们会公平地补偿我吗？这将有助于我做出选择。“史蒂夫·内伊不赞成政府没收他的家，但他主张另一项社会主义政策，最近纽约市市长佐兰·马姆达尼（Zohran Mamdani）实施了该政策。
"Of course I don't want to give up my private property," she said. "Are they going to reimburse me fairly? That would be helpful in making my choice." Steve Ney isn't in favor of his home being seized by the government, but he advocated for another socialist policy that recently was implemented in New York City by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
纽约市房东警告美国人的梦想在社会主义国家政策下正在落空“例如，我认为稳定租金的想法是一个很好的想法，可以限制租金的增长率，以帮助人们留在自己的家中，”他说。
NEW YORK CITY LANDLORDS WARN AMERICAN DREAM IS SLIPPING AWAY UNDER SOCIALIST RENT POLICIES "I think the idea of rent stabilization, for example, is an excellent idea where you limit the rate of increase in rent in order to help people stay in their homes," he said.
纽约市租金指导委员会7月份以7比1的投票结果决定停止提高租金稳定公寓的一年期和两年期租约的租金，兑现了社会主义者马姆达尼议程中的核心承诺。该政策面临着法律挑战和纽约业主的强烈反对。
New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board voted 7-1 in July to halt increases in rent for one and two year leases on rent-stabilized apartments, enacting a core promise from socialist Mamdani's agenda. The policy has faced legal challenges and backlash from property owners in the Big Apple.
纽约房地产委员会（REBNY）主席詹姆斯·惠兰（James Whelan）猛烈抨击了马姆达尼的努力。
Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) President James Whelan blasted Mamdani's effort.
“市长的报告重点关注症状，而不是原因，”他八月份告诉福克斯新闻数字台。“纽约人正在支付创纪录的高租金，因为没有足够的住房，而且许多报告的情况集中在租金高度稳定的建筑中，这些建筑面临着重大的运营和财务挑战。“马马达尼对纽约创纪录的高租金进行了猛烈抨击，批评他们的政策正在加剧危机。塔科马公园街音乐节的参加者、自封的历史学家尼娜·吉尔登·西维（Nina Gilden Seavy）直言不讳地拒绝了政府应该参与分配资源的想法。
"The mayor's report focuses on symptoms, not causes," he told Fox News Digital in August. "New Yorkers are paying record-high rents because there is not enough housing, and many of the reported conditions are concentrated in heavily rent-stabilized buildings that are facing significant operational and financial challenges." MAMDANI RIPPED OVER RECORD-HIGH NYC RENTS WITH CRITICS POINTING TO POLICY THEY SAY IS FUELING CRISIS One Takoma Park Street Festival attendee, Nina Gilden Seavy, a self-identified historian, outrightly rejected the idea that the government should be involved of distributing resources.
“我认为这是一个荒谬的想法。我的意思是，这是一个愚蠢的差事，”她说。
"I think that's a ridiculous idea. I mean, that's, it's a fool's errand," she said.
“如果政府负责分配所有资源，我们的生活就会变得更好，这听起来在任何方面都不可取。
"The idea that somehow we're gonna be better off if the government is in charge of allocating all resources that sounds not in any way desirable.