The “far right” candidate just won the presidency of Argentina. He won with lines like, “if printing money could fix poverty then printing diplomas would cure stupidity.”
Watch Argentina soar.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
The “far right” candidate just won the presidency of Argentina. He won with lines like, “if printing money could fix poverty then printing diplomas would cure stupidity.”
Watch Argentina soar.
According to Democrats who completely run the school system that spends the 4th most in the nation - despite a low cost of living - that produces gems such as 23 schools without 1 student proficient in math or ranking in the 48th percentile of your school with a 0.13 GPA, that's exactly what you need to do. Grades and tests are racist anyway so they should be abolished.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
The “far right” candidate just won the presidency of Argentina. He won with lines like, “if printing money could fix poverty then printing diplomas would cure stupidity.”
Watch Argentina soar.
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You don't seem too bright, but you seem enthralled with the idea of "far right".
He's a libertarian. Argentines are tired of Peronism. Translation: they are poor.
Voters were desperate. He motivated the youth vote, again because they only know poor.
He wants to dollar-ize the economy. Wait and see what happens.
Storyline is mainly that Argentines were very tired and desperate for change.
He enters office as a somewhat / very weak leader. Hope it works out.
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Erdogan is pro-Hamas so I would've thought you'd be all for him?
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Melei is a quote machine. This guy is gold!
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LOVE this guy!
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Total Zionist.
Not loyal to his own nation.
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He trashes the far left Argentinian Pope too. No fear in this man
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
He trashes the far left Argentinian Pope too. No fear in this man
Argentina has elected Javier Milei to be its next president, a vote that will be welcomed in Israel given the self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist’s outspoken support for the state.
Milei has won adoration in his home country for his off-the-cuff demeanour and tendency to speak without filter.
His public appearances have included loud and unabashed displays of support for Israel, such as waving its flag and having himself pictured with books on Jewish history while wearing the kippah head covering.
Milei’s election is likely to signal a significant, and for the Israelis a welcome, shift in Argentina’s approach to the conflict with Palestinians, at a time when several other Latin American countries have strongly condemned Israel for its ongoing assault in Gaza.26 -
All it takes to excite simpletons:
”Your side is dumb!”
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thestateofit wrote:
All it takes to excite simpletons:
”Your side is dumb!”
Honestly. He's just some moron who yells a lot.
Right-wing nutbag cheesedicks like Kobbs only are interested in people whose goal is to own the opposition. They're children who vote for children.
Imagine being proud of Boebert or Gaetz or Trump. Could never be me, or anyone with an IQ above 70.
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karen rodgers wrote:
thestateofit wrote:
All it takes to excite simpletons:
”Your side is dumb!”
Honestly. He's just some moron who yells a lot.
Right-wing nutbag cheesedicks like Kobbs only are interested in people whose goal is to own the opposition. They're children who vote for children.
Imagine being proud of Boebert or Gaetz or Trump. Could never be me, or anyone with an IQ above 70.
Always with the ad hominem, because you are wrecked by reason, logic, and facts.
Melei is an economist by training and profession. Argentinians are sick to death of horribly destructive inflation and are finally ready to try a new path. Leftists are terrified not because Melei might fail, but because they know deep down he will succeed.
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oh look another zionist puppet shill
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Just because he's not a super liberal doesn't mean he's 'radical right'... I'm pretty sure he's labeled as libertarian, so he is quite central on the political spectrum. Saying he's radical right is not accurate at all.
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South America in general sways back and forth between socialism and capitalism. It’s why the economies have such dramatic highs and lows. Fiscal responsibility is highly necessary but rarely popular. Argentina actually had a currency board in the late nineties through early 2000s and it calmed hyper inflation. But, as with all things South America, the popular opinion reverted back to socialism, and it reignited the financial death spiral they find themselves back in today. Socialism, while popular, brings far more pain than prosperity.
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The inflation rate in Argentina is 142.7%, that's the highest it's been in over 30 years. They are looking for any kind of leadership change...even this guy. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
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qs wrote:
The inflation rate in Argentina is 142.7%, that's the highest it's been in over 30 years. They are looking for any kind of leadership change...even this guy. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
So what does a bag of Doritos cost there?
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Woke braindead sock puppet comes back with cringe
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