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The prospect of a socialist mayor, who plans to establish grocery stores as a means to improve food security, is viewed as potentially misguided. The challenges inherent in the grocery business, including low profit margins and the risks of theft, raise doubts about the viability of such an initiative. The critique extends to the idea that the state may struggle to manage these operations efficiently, given historical precedents where government enterprises have floundered in the private sector.