Argentina wasn’t “Socialist,” perhaps a different flavor of Capitalist. Nevertheless, poverty was far lower under the previous party. It was by no means perfect, and Millei was in fact a protest vote, but the consequences have been disastrous. Trying to frame an over tripling of poverty and far worse conditions in poverty as “improving” is extremely silly on your part.
Argentina wasn’t in a good shape, correct, but now it’s a dumpster fire. It’s extremely telling that you, again, try to pass off a rating for investors as a sign of overall improvement when you’ve been clearly shown how Millei has decimated the livelihoods of the Working Class to make himself and his buddies richer. Again, basic economics.
As Argentina burns, there will be fewer and fewer Libertarian Capitalists globally, though there is significant chance of a revolution in Argentina if conditions continue.
Are you from Argentina? I like to get my info from the country itself. See link below - this guy is providing very detailed info and he is optimistic about the future. You don’t fix a mess in a year though - Argentina is not there yet, I really hope his party will win the election in October so he can double down on his agenda.
I think it’s very funny that each time your points were disproven or fell flat on their heads, you ignored and dodged further and further until you walked yourself into a hole defending a tripling of poverty rates and decimation of the economy so foreign plunderers can profit massively, sharing the spoils with Millei and friends. Rather than responding to any of my points in ernest, you just point to the fact that I’m not Argentinian and show one dude’s blog showing how excited he is that foreign investors are going to make serious money from the suffering of Argentina.
Not ‘just a guy’ - very well researched and with actual feet on the ground. If this doesn’t convince you nothing will and you’re probably stuck in your ideology. Oh well, you can’t save everyone 😀
Do you want to admit to being wrong about Millei reducing poverty as compared to when he started? Or perhaps explain why you care more about profits for foreign investors than the lives of the people of Argentina, who have been suffering to a far greater degree under Millei?
I’ll show you a mirror: you’re stuck in your ideology and I can’t save everyone.
Argentina wasn’t “Socialist,” perhaps a different flavor of Capitalist. Nevertheless, poverty was far lower under the previous party. It was by no means perfect, and Millei was in fact a protest vote, but the consequences have been disastrous. Trying to frame an over tripling of poverty and far worse conditions in poverty as “improving” is extremely silly on your part.
Argentina wasn’t in a good shape, correct, but now it’s a dumpster fire. It’s extremely telling that you, again, try to pass off a rating for investors as a sign of overall improvement when you’ve been clearly shown how Millei has decimated the livelihoods of the Working Class to make himself and his buddies richer. Again, basic economics.
As Argentina burns, there will be fewer and fewer Libertarian Capitalists globally, though there is significant chance of a revolution in Argentina if conditions continue.
Are you from Argentina? I like to get my info from the country itself. See link below - this guy is providing very detailed info and he is optimistic about the future. You don’t fix a mess in a year though - Argentina is not there yet, I really hope his party will win the election in October so he can double down on his agenda.
https://www.bowtiedmara.io/p/argentina-outlook-2025
I think it’s very funny that each time your points were disproven or fell flat on their heads, you ignored and dodged further and further until you walked yourself into a hole defending a tripling of poverty rates and decimation of the economy so foreign plunderers can profit massively, sharing the spoils with Millei and friends. Rather than responding to any of my points in ernest, you just point to the fact that I’m not Argentinian and show one dude’s blog showing how excited he is that foreign investors are going to make serious money from the suffering of Argentina.
Not ‘just a guy’ - very well researched and with actual feet on the ground. If this doesn’t convince you nothing will and you’re probably stuck in your ideology. Oh well, you can’t save everyone 😀
Also very good article.
https://www.bowtiedmara.io/p/lionheart-mileis-first-year-in-office
Do you want to admit to being wrong about Millei reducing poverty as compared to when he started? Or perhaps explain why you care more about profits for foreign investors than the lives of the people of Argentina, who have been suffering to a far greater degree under Millei?
I’ll show you a mirror: you’re stuck in your ideology and I can’t save everyone.