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Free market agendas are global — open borders.

Milei isn't demanding the US open its border to Argentina. The Argentines are going to rebuild Argentina on their own.

Argentina isn't a Socialist country, ajax is just doing his usual, "I'm an idiot who just parrots whatever is the latest in right wing propaganda." This is the same thing they did when Bolsonaro won election, and did pretty much nothing for Brazil. The problems in that part of the world can almost be entirely reduced to corruption, which is rampant. Has nothing to do with socialism vs capitalism. Both Brazil and Argentina are capitalist countries.

The fact that these idiots in Brazil and Argentina can't even come up with their own slogans without trying to parrot Trump, is telling.

Doctor Steuss wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:48 pm

Isn't Milei a self-described anarcho-capitalist?

He's also pro life, pro self defense, and carries a chainsaw to signify the spending cuts he's going to make to the Peronist thieves who have led Argentina to so many defaults on their debt that nobody is willing to lend them money. Fuera socialistas y Peronistas!

Has nothing to do with socialism vs capitalism.

It has everything to do with socialism. Peronist aren't much different than the US Democrat party and the establishment Repbulican party, an economy in which the government picks and subsidizes winners and losers. Show me a socialist country that hasn't devolved into corruption. Avance la libertad, carajo!

Now watch the deep state cozy up to China and Venezuela while calling a democratically elected President like Javier Milei who wants to open commerce with the US a dangerous dictator and threat to democracy. When in actuality Milei is the champion of the impoverished who want their freedom back and a threat to state run quasi free market economies like the disaster implemented by the Peronists.

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:07 pm

You're not going to turn to prosperity within four years.

I don’t understand. I thought the story here was that Trump turned the US into the most winningest, bestest, most prosperousest nation ever within months of being elected, and it stayed that way until Biden plunged the Nation into a poverty-stricken economic hellhole sometime around Jan 21, 2021.

I expect better standards from your Argentinian hero. Given 4 years, perhaps 75% of the population should be riding around in their new Rolls Royce Boat Tails, like local superstar Mauro Icardi. That’s a reasonable goal, right?

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 21, 2023 2:41 pm

Doctor Steuss wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 20, 2023 11:48 pm

Isn't Milei a self-described anarcho-capitalist?

He's also pro life, pro self defense, and carries a chainsaw to signify the spending cuts he's going to make to the Peronist thieves who have led Argentina to so many defaults on their debt that nobody is willing to lend them money. Fuera socialistas y Peronistas!

I thought the chainsaw symbolized his support of body organ sales.

He's another Trump knock off.

For an unbiased informed evaluation of the election of Javier Mile in Argentina here is an article from the world's leading geopolitical intelligence platform Strategic Forecasting Inc., commonly known as Stratfor. Archived by Archive.Today just 4 hours ago.
Argentina Has Elected a Libertarian President - What Now? > https://archive.ph/9JvaH

I don’t understand. I thought the story here was that Trump turned the US into the most winningest, bestest, most prosperousest nation ever within months of being elected, and it stayed that way until [the deep state's/CCP's COVID scamdemic] plunged the world into a poverty-stricken economic hellhole sometime around [March 2020].

I fixed it for you. Do you understand now?

Admittedly it's taken several years for us to see many of the negative consequences of printing money and firehosing it out to the country. Seeing things cost 21% more is bad but admittedly it's nothing compared to 143% inflation seen in Argentina. Imagine inflation so bad that all of you would start voting Republican. That's how bad it had to get in Argentina.

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 21, 2023 5:43 pm

I don’t understand. I thought the story here was that Trump turned the US into the most winningest, bestest, most prosperousest nation ever within months of being elected, and it stayed that way until [the deep state's/CCP's COVID scamdemic] plunged the world into a poverty-stricken economic hellhole sometime around [March 2020].

I fixed it for you.

Lol.

Admittedly it's taken several years for us to see many of the negative consequences of printing money and firehosing it out to the country. Seeing things cost 21% more is bad but admittedly it's nothing compared to 143% inflation seen in Argentina. Imagine inflation so bad that all of you would start voting Republican. That's how bad it had to get in Argentina.

What would voting Republican do, to fight inflation? I’m not aware of any serious policy proposals from that side of the aisle that claim to combat inflation, and the spending policies of Republican Administrations through the past few decades don’t seem to be any different than their Democratic Party counterparts. And Trump added to the debt, too.

Nomomo wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 21, 2023 5:33 pm

For an unbiased informed evaluation of the election of Javier Mile in Argentina here is an article from the world's leading geopolitical intelligence platform Strategic Forecasting Inc., commonly known as Stratfor. Archived by Archive.Today just 4 hours ago.
Argentina Has Elected a Libertarian President - What Now? > https://archive.ph/9JvaH

Nice Assessment.