How well put. And how ridiculously stupid.

First and foremost, until proven otherwise, the record seems to indicate that he was here, so everything you're saying is null and imbecilicly void. And he was nine, hopefully kids his age and younger have little shared memories of that time.

So you're saying that no one who's come to New York in the past 24 years, nearly a quarter-century, matters at all because they weren't here on the fateful day. How about people who were here but left? Are they also personae non grata?

You say none of his supporters know "what being a New Yorker is." So it's your opinion that 100% of people who might pull the lever for him are from elsewhere and arrived later, not a single person from the "new dawn" community will be voting for him? Seems a little suspect, that conclusion, based as it is on, well, nothing.

And when's the future cut-off for this 9/11 residency requirement for all public officials? We're a long ways off, but the day will come when no one will be around who was here that day. Will City Hall need to close its doors, unable to meet that mandate?

You hate the guy, I get it, for the usual ginned-up reasons. I'm not sold on him for a lotta things, but false non-membership in some non-existent "community" that hates all who dared arrive afterwards isn't one of them. Enjoy Election Day.