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[@hatientacetlen4246]

"Libertarians" when other people want to exercise their civil liberties.

[@nsbd90now]

Anyone who is still "libertarian" past age 30 got stuck somewhere in adolescence.

[@VictoriousGardenosaurus]

CIA Boogaloo Part Deux

[@saintsfearful]

@@nsbd90nowno, anyone who is “Libertarian” is. Actual libertarianism is rooted in socialism.

[@OccamsToyota2]

Social/cultural libertarianism is good, it's the economic kind that's problematic.

[@shis1988]

I wonder why those civil liberties include looking for a GF in grade school?

[@samiamrg7]

Classic libertarian move of centralizing the police state and cracking down on civil protest.

[@joshhorley2116]

It's right there in the name. The want the liberty to become your local warlords in the better of two scenarios

[@richardarriaga6271]

Many such cases

[@antlerbraum2881]

They sure do love freedom

[@larryc1616]

Classic Argentine Libertarian = Fascism

[@devinnie7572]

Unironically yes. Libertarians don't want to limit the government because they believe the government is inherently tyrannical. They want to limit it because they believe the government prevents the strong from dominating the weak. The end goal has always been strong dominating the weak and limiting the government just a tool for that goal. That is why if a different easier path opens up, such as by gaining the power to subvert the government into supporting the strong in dominating the weak, they will take it. Looked at through this lens of analysis we see why this turn of events is not as surprising as many seem to think it is.

[@lordcommanderdire5113]

Claims to be a libertarian. Immediately attempts to create a police-state. I would say it's a shocking 180 but it really isn't.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

No, it really isn't.

[@solario8628]

That 360 flip.

[@lexslate2476]

Most libertarians are mainly against laws which restrict them in any way, not against other people being restricted. A lot of them are also worryingly aware of the finer details of age-of-consent laws in their own and all neighbouring jurisdictions.

[@Nerobyrne]

@@lexslate2476 Q: "What do you think of AOC?" Libs: "She's too radical!" Left: "She could be better" Libertarians: "It should be 12"

[@lexslate2476]

@@Nerobyrne Good summary.

[@robertray2714]

Vaush trying to bust out a Spanish pronunciation for one word in a sentence and faceplanting will never not be funny

[@deadfr0g]

The exaggerated swagger of a white teen who grew up with a moderate level of exposure to Mexicans

[@piccoloatburgerking]

@@deadfr0g He grew up on the poor side of beverly hills. The struggle is unimaginable.

[@ArvindRajAgnosticAtheist]

Timestamp?

[@Bakibenz96]

Spanish J=H, Portugese J=G, very easy. Also, Argentinians elected an absolute buffoon, I hope those who voted for him will wake up, but as a Hungarian I know that most people have no political memory and will easily forget any fuckup that is not within 3 months of an election.

[@Masaru_kun]

HAY VEER

[@purplepotatoes9255]

Ancaps when they limit government regulation regarding nuclear waste: 🤨 Ancaps when public protests: 😼

[@Juan_Carl0s]

Their issue is that the protests are public, they want em privatized

[@Gloomdrake]

@@Juan_Carl0sthat’s why all my protests are sponsored by RAID SHA-

[@KikaNinja]

​@@Gloomdrakebashing a cops helmet with that displate

[@themajesticspider-man6116]

​@@Gloomdrake😂

[@CarlosLopez-wb2qn]

Milei gato

[@shirubaseishin3065]

I have a feeling the good will of the people towards millei is going to age like milk.

[@lanerdnetwork]

Not really. Those who voted for him are very dumb. He basically told them "Hey, guys, I wanna kill you all!" and they were like "YEAAAAAH!". I'm Argentinian and I can tell you that the conservatives and ignorant buffoons who voted for him will blame someone else every time he makes a mistake. Right now they are saying that everything Milei's doing is the previous government's fault.

[@NyJoanzy]

Are you just saying that because it's happening before our eyes?

[@TonboIV]

No "milk" spoiling isn't disasterous enough. This is aging like crypto.

[@jordanchen23]

He wasn't voted in because people genuinely liked him it was a protest vote against the status quo of top down establishment corruption.

[@edc1569]

Like trump?

[@millenniumvintage9726]

There’s no way Vaush is from Los Angeles and is butchering the name Javier so badly 😂

[@SebastianTheGreat]

He’s from Beverly Hills, the only Spanish-speaking people up there are the ones cleaning houses

[@freemyboitrump]

He’s just another gringo who pretends to know about Latin countries

[@5ivearrows]

He said fuckin Jay vee er LMAO

[@alexanderthegoat]

It's the secret racism, he knows how to say it he just doesn't want to. What did you expect from a bourgeois Lily white. This dude wants state managed communal parenting and mandatory public school. That's neither a joke, nor an exaggeration. Javier is extremely easy to pronounce if you are from south California. In rural Michigan people can pronounce it.

[@FloofMother]

He saw someone in chat saying “it’s pronounced ‘ha-vier’” and he read it like havier (like Xavier)

[@wellersonoliveira5334]

The guy even look cartoonish evil. Like a bad guy from a low budget action movie of the 80s lmao

[@overlookers]

literally Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor. Head piece and all.

[@tschorsch]

He'll make Argentina a low budget country that can't afford a better dictator.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

​@@tschorschhow many Trillions in aid are we going to end up flushing away after this a$$hole destroys his country.

[@richardarriaga6271]

Temu Ozymandias

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

Nah,not Lex Luthor. @@overlookers

[@whitechocalte532]

When you said “whats the one thing all libertarians do” I thought it was gonna be lowering the age of consent

[@anghusmorgenholz1060]

Right there with you.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

That was rough

[@calebharris292]

Give it like 3 days

[@anghusmorgenholz1060]

@@calebharris292 sweet.

[@larryc1616]

Liberty for pedos

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

I don't understand how this is shocking, He's doing what he said he was going to do

[@stoneagealienz874]

yes and how many politicians do that?

[@KufLMAO]

@@stoneagealienz874you’re thinking of when they promise GOOD shit

[@nickelbutt]

@@KufLMAOIronically, it often happens the other way too. Threats are cheaper than actions.

[@KufLMAO]

Yeah nobody was expecting him NOT to be a complete hypocrite and crack down on people’s LIBERTY to protest. When I clicked this I thought Milei had like shut down the tax department or something. What clickbait trash. Waste of my over 2 minutes it took for him to get to the fucking point. first name is HAH-vee-air by the way, god Vaush couldn’t pronounce shit to save his life

[@Hagane98]

He contradicted himself during his entire campaign. One of his main proposals was to eliminate social security, but when this idea received backlash, he denied it and said it was fake news. Now as president, he's already dismantling social security. "But he said he was/wasn't gonna do it" can be applied to basically everything since he contradicted himself multiple times, sometimes within the span of 24 hours.

[@thewoollyviking5928]

Not that Ancaps will give a fuck but man what a more perfect example as to why Ancaps should never be taken seriously or given any institutional power.

[@Icebox4295]

Honestly I hate Ancaps way more then a fascist. They always give capitalists way too much power and when capitalism fails fascism always will rise. Ancaps are worse.

[@Pushing_Pixels]

Immediately goes mask-off.

[@First-lx9hs]

“But he’s not a *real* ancap, real ancapism would be totally different!”

[@theelementalstation947]

Something I learned in my time is that people that want to completely tear down the public sector instead of reforming it don’t care for subtle solutions or due process and tend to absolutely hate anyone that disagrees with them.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

Anyone immature enough to believe in libertarianism is likely to not be all too preoccupied with anyone else's rights.

[@astratan2238]

This! Applies to both political flanks, mind you, but the left-signalling bunch hasn’t had a chance to do it recently.

[@user-mx5we9ne8k]

The previous ministries were largely patronage political appointments from the peronist days, it was largely just consolidating their functions

[@dennisyoung4631]

This might well make the case for “as bad as the public sector sometimes is - it’s all too easy for the private sector to be *worse.”*

[@artisticcannibalism1350]

They voted for a wannabe supervillain and that's what they got.

[@Lightwolf234]

@@just_a_turtle_chadRight, and I am an Angry Bird

[@artisticcannibalism1350]

​@@just_a_turtle_chad A superhero doesn't crack down on people's right to protest

[@jw7500]

You might wanna scratch the "wannabe" part....oof.

[@mr.pavone9719]

There's a lot of that going around.

[@NyJoanzy]

Wannabe? He's going north Korea mode right now.

[@AutoMattOn]

the small government free speech guy turned into an violent, anti-protest authoritarian? i'm shocked, shocked i tell you. well, not that shocked .mp4

[@richardarriaga6271]

I am Jack's lack of surprise

[@thedualtransition6070]

Spent his life working for international capital and then became a media creation of Argentina's biggest oligarch, his policies are completely predictable! Back to the 1970s!

[@Masaru_kun]

an "anarcho capitalist" coming into power and immediately screeching about order is kind of hilarious. I wonder if his supporters feel scammed, or realize that a police state is anarcho-capitalism's natural end

[@cirospedale7511]

His supporters don't Even know what anarcho capitalist means. Argentine here

[@kx7500]

@@cirospedale7511it means light fascism which maybe is what they are

[@SidheKnight]

Some of the people who voted for him are already expressing regret on Twitter.. sorry, "X". But the core of his supporters? They actually like this stuff, because they aren't really libertarians, they're just fascists. Most people who identify as libertarians are either secretly fascists or they eventually become fascists. This guy's entire political campaign was based on hatred. Nothing good comes out of hatred.

[@delos2279]

In theory it's like modernized feudalism rather than fascism. In practice it seems like there are no true libertarian ideologues and it's always just used cynically to weaken democratic institutions and strengthen the right-wing group that claims they are libertarian. Put differently, ancaps always succumb to their religion of human greed which is why their failure of an ideology tends to end up in stronger state control rather than weaker. Also why the holy "free market" can't and doesn't exist (monopolies are way more efficient for those with money/power).

[@user-th1pv6ks5o]

​@@ProletrolliatYup, which is why people suffer eternally. 😞

[@Nerobyrne]

Leftists everywhere: "Ancap is indistinguishable from fascism." The first ancap ever to be elected: "Yup, absolutely correct my dudes."

[@spectr__]

lol. how so? you know this supposed law against protest is fake news, right? Only a pseudo-fascist would make up such thing.

[@rogerroger730]

That guy is not even an ancap,dafuq are you saying?

[@transecho]

​@@rogerroger730he literally presented himself as "ancap-man" a few months ago and most of the shit he promised was ancap shit.

[@tefky7964]

@@rogerroger730Write to google something like "Argentina Ancap man" and go to pictures.

[@KarlSnarks]

@@rogerroger730 he calls himself an ancap, and the ancap subreddit was fangirling over him last time I checked.

[@Lightwolf234]

Welp, I guess we are going to have our own answer to “Whatabout Venezuela?!?!” soon enough.

[@gustavchambert7072]

"We found the patient dying in the hospital. We will not let the patient die" Immediately proceeds to set the hospital on fire and disable the fire suppression system. Yep, that checks out.

[@afterhourscinema782]

*As a Mexcian,* I feel bad for Argentina man. Our politics are shit but at least they're stable. Argentina should change their national motto to *"Don't worry! It can always get worse!"*

[@TimeLord675]

I...don't. They wanted this shit, and they got it. They learned nothing from the last time they got a dictator.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

Russia already took that one

[@richardarriaga6271]

​@@user-zb9lv3gh8sThey culturally appropriated another part of Slavic culture yet again, like Orthodox Christianity.

[@larryc1616]

China will buy them out like the rest of failed states

[@AzureGreatheart]

“Things can always get worse!*” **This is a warning*

[@OmarAyusoVA]

Ancaps care as much about freedom as the Gamergate people cared about ethics in video games journalism

[@harpomarxist4185]

Guarantee thats a SUPER tight Venn diagram.

[@IceifritGaming]

I still don't even know what the f*** happened with gamergate tbh lol

[@lil_weasel219]

its pretty much the same people anyway. I used to know an ancap, and he was an anti-sjw

[@jasonslade6259]

@@IceifritGaming Some legitimate nepotism concerns about some guy paying his Girlfriend to be a shitty game journalist and then ALL THE SEXISM happens. All of it.

[@IceifritGaming]

@@jasonslade6259 I just remember there being like an actual concern because of the nepotism and then it just turned into like some kind of anti-woman thing. I remember that because my stance on it was, unethical journos bad it got warped to " women in games bad" Your explanation has been one of the most concise ones to make me understand why that occurred.

[@tomasjasiunas1911]

The minister saying they want peace and order is almost a direct line from star wars lol

[@benjaminfussey]

A gobernador in misiones without his knowledge gave a speech that was from the movie where América is fighting aliens I think it was patriotic day a few years ago

[@optillian4182]

"I have brought peace, freedom, justice and security to my new empire!"

[@djungelskog9581]

funny how "small government" types always end up making the most government

[@chstens]

Small government just means they, and only they get to decide things.

[@astratan2238]

Oh he’ll cut all the government’s responsibilities, but he’ll jack up everything related to government power

[@Kickiusz]

Almost as if it's an empty slogan and everyone just picks and chooses what a government should or shouldn't do, and the government's size is just a side effect of that.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

South American politics is in insane mode

[@cscience92]

What else is new?

[@dynamicworlds1]

Somehow I'm sure America is to blame. No, that isn't sarcasm.

[@bonthebunnycat667]

@@dynamicworlds1 Yeah, Operation Condor, Neoliberalism and it's consequences

[@Brazilsfirstcommiefemboyleader]

At least brazil is in somewhat normalcy comparing to the nazi hysteria native-genociding madness that was 2022

[@VictoriousGardenosaurus]

​@@dynamicworlds1CIA Boogaloo Part Deux

[@x-xPhobia]

my grandma used to sing "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" to me as I went to sleep. Now I hear it echo throughout the halls of geopolitics. Argentina is crying. But it isn't for me.

[@alejomorichetti4534]

Dude, no one is crying right now, we voted for this, we want to dollarize and cut government spending. Vaush is only taking out of context crazy statements without understanding the real problems we deal with here…

[@lil_weasel219]

good luck bro @@alejomorichetti4534

[@jw7500]

The real problems? You mean the 160(?) percentage inflation? Yeah that's rough man, just strongly doubt the "superman of ancap" will fix it.

[@guillaumelagueyte1019]

@alejomorichetti4534 I don't think anarcho capitalism is a realistic solution to any of the problems we experience under capitalism, but I wish you and Argentina the best.

[@alejomorichetti4534]

@@jw7500 The Ancap argument has absolutely no foundation. He has said that in an ideal world in the future with technological advancement he would favor the elimination of the state but that it was only a philosophical point of view and wasn’t his real world application ideology. And if you actually analyze what he’s doing, everything makes sense and is far from being crazy unorthodox economic policies, as I’ve said, Vaush isn’t really well informed on the subject.

[@smileyp4535]

i love when taking a chainsaw to government spending ends up costing more in taxes and expands the government surveillance, police, and military state

[@TouringWolf42]

It's quite funny how hes supposedly pro freedom, yet at the time completely cracked down on *any* demonstrations against him. It's already antithetical to his own ideology. But this is just what's typical with a belief system that's entirely built on being incoherent and irrational.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Since Milei is an Anarchist, that means everyone can do wtf they want. That means Atheists can do wtf they want and burn down the stupid churches that don't pay taxes. That means Just Stop Oil activists do not have to go to court if they don't want. That means Antinatalist Animal Rights Vegans (AARVs) are free to blow up factory farms and free all animals. And worker unions are free to take over corporations/businesses. Guns for Greens! Guns for Worker Unions! Total Anarchy/Freedom can and should be used by Leftists, Liberals, Anarchists, Communists, Antinatalists, Atheists, Worker Unions, JUST like Alex Jones said! Alex Jones spoke out over and over and over and over and over against the IDIOCY of politicians talking as if there were only "one" political dimension, with only "two" ends. In spite of Alex Jones being a MASSIVE LYING HYPOCRITE, that does NOT change the fact that he is 100% right on this point. @stoneagealienz874

[@BeSk9991]

"any demonstration" - why do you lie? The government cracks down on street blocking... same in every country in the world

[@Levittchen4G]

dude, anarcho-capitalism and neo-liberalism means freedom for companies to do whatever they want with the support of the state, with no repurcussions. And for no government regulation that protects the population. That is literally neo-liberalism. You need to get more into theory, my man. At least watch some theory or listen to it through all the free audio-books that are on youtube.

[@user-ro6cc3we8o]

he says, in his speeches, he wants freedom for the "good Argentines", meaning the 1%, companies, etc. they're never truly pro-freedom

[@rasmussonderriis]

You can protest, but not block other people's transport.

[@jhonshephard921]

I want to know the reactions of the right wingers here or in the UK who were cheering this guy on when his people try to escape and come here. If the US genuinely wants to reduce immigration the only real way is to have other countries prosper and have less countries people want to run away from.

[@night_44000]

Listening to Vaush butcher the name "Javier" is actually giving me heart palpitations

[@DUWANGlai_kangyi]

Entonces tomate un xanax bro, no sé qué decirte xd

[@First-lx9hs]

“Jayveer”

[@Kickiusz]

Ikr, I cringe every time he butchers "wojak".

[@night_44000]

@@Kickiusz how does he say wojak

[@Kickiusz]

@@night_44000 "woah-jack"

[@HanMasho]

I'm beginning to doubt Voosh's claimed origin story. How can one grow up in SoCal and not know how the name Javier is pronounced?

[@sluttyMapleSyrup]

He grew up in The Hills iirc, but wasn't rich enough to have house cleaners.

[@VictoriousGardenosaurus]

His Beverly Hills privilege is showing

[@Canadish]

The CIA handler must be on his Christmas holidays.

[@billclockwell]

To be fair, Brasilians say the "J" closer to the English one, so he wasn't sure if argentine Spanish is like the Mexican type, Chilean and panama Spanish for example, are very different. The funny part, to me is that he said he's not sure if they Spanish or Portuguese in Argentina

[@heitorpedrodegodoi5646]

@@billclockwell Essa parte foi boa.

[@thaenaa]

This is the future the third party voters in the US want for us. Vote blue

[@arthurgray172]

Biden is literally funding a genocide but ok

[@ToxicAudri]

No, that's not what they want, no one is voting for ancaps, they just aren't voting for the blue or red team, it's best not to shame, you just make things harder for your own efforts. Make the case for why voting for the blue team is better than anyone else, not just the red team.

[@dynamicworlds1]

​@@ToxicAudrithe "Libertarian" party gets more votes than the Green party, so yes, people are voting for ancaps.... 😑

[@artisticcannibalism1350]

​@ToxicAudri Because if you vote for anyone else, then you're helping the red team win

[@hahayes7697]

​@@ToxicAudriPeople already have given tons of valid reasons why voting blue is better than voting third party, chief among them voting third party isn't viable in a two party duopoly operating in a FPTP system. But they're not convinced anyway, because voting for the sitting president still feels like enabling israelis murdering palestinian civs, even if trump is openly more pro israel and would enable even more of whatever israel is doing.

[@danielkaszas2982]

The prime minister of Hungary was one of the first people to fly to Argentine and congratulate Milei for his victory. That's a clear sign of the guy being 100% fascist. (By the way the first prime minister who congratulated Hitler for his victory was also from Hungary.)

[@davidatkinson5858]

Because you say so eh 👍and you're opinion trumps the democratic will of the majority voting public in countries you don't have to live in😂stay in your lane and stop pretending you know better than everybody else ..like a typical communist

[@davidatkinson5858]

Because you say so eh 👍and you're opinion trumps the democratic will of the majority voting public in countries you don't have to live in😂stay in your lane and stop pretending you know better than everybody else ..like a typical communist

[@Fredric_Cedrich]

Hoo-wee! It’s about to get a lot WORSE!

[@joshhorley2116]

Thank you for your unique geopolitical perspective, Mr Poopybutthole

[@sharonharris9782]

​@@joshhorley2116thanks for your dumbass comment

[@jamesmitch9792]

"libertarian" is codeword for fascism.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Since Milei is an Anarchist, that means everyone can do wtf they want. That means Atheists can do wtf they want and burn down the stupid churches that don't pay taxes. That means Just Stop Oil activists do not have to go to court if they don't want. That means Antinatalist Animal Rights Vegans (AARVs) are free to blow up factory farms and free all animals. And worker unions are free to take over corporations/businesses. Guns for Greens! Guns for Worker Unions! Total Anarchy/Freedom can and should be used by Leftists, Liberals, Anarchists, Communists, Antinatalists, Atheists, Worker Unions, JUST like Alex Jones said! Alex Jones spoke out over and over and over and over and over against the IDIOCY of politicians talking as if there were only "one" political dimension, with only "two" ends. In spite of Alex Jones being a MASSIVE LYING HYPOCRITE, that does NOT change the fact that he is 100% right on this point. @stoneagealienz874

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS PLAY DUMB AND HOLD SOMEONE LITERALLY TO WHAT THEY SAY (no matter what you may think they really mean) THAT is what REDUCTIONISM is. You can NEVER EVER EVER be held responsible for taking a rightwing fascist LITERALLY. Since Milei is an Anarchist, that means everyone can do wtf they want. That means Atheists can do wtf they want and burn down the stupid churches that don't pay taxes. That means Just Stop Oil activists do not have to go to court if they don't want. That means Antinatalist Animal Rights Vegans (AARVs) are free to blow up factory farms and free all animals. And worker unions are free to take over corporations/businesses. Guns for Greens! Guns for Worker Unions! Total Anarchy/Freedom can and should be used by Leftists, Liberals, Anarchists, Communists, Antinatalists, Atheists, Worker Unions, JUST like Alex Jones said! Alex Jones spoke out over and over and over and over and over against the IDIOCY of politicians talking as if there were only "one" political dimension, with only "two" ends. In spite of Alex Jones being a MASSIVE LYING HYPOCRITE, that does NOT change the fact that he is 100% right on this point. @stoneagealienz874

[@johnm1066]

There's a good KZbin video of Noam Chomsky explaining why libertarianism is extremely authoritarian.

[@shis1988]

​@@johnm1066 authoritarianism bad except when Russia*

[@shis1988]

​@@johnm1066 why would we watch Epstein's friend, though?

[@ryanconnor9240]

A "vote for change" is like a vote for a meth addiction.

[@kellikelli4413]

Never vote for CHANGE without getting the exact details 😉

[@richardarriaga6271]

Vote for change, never said Voting for change you want!

[@kellikelli4413]

@@richardarriaga6271 That's why the voters need to ask for a breakdown of the changes, and just not vote for elusive 'change'.

[@larryc1616]

How did "vote for change" with Trump and Balsonaro work out?

[@kellikelli4413]

@@larryc1616 With Trump I would say he kept all his sidebar pledges to Israel - he did NOT keep his maga pledge. So why would an intelligent person who cares about maga vote him into office again..?

[@richardarriaga6271]

People should say "True libertarianism hasn't been tried" the way, "True communism hasn't been tried"

[@palmarium]

Its more unexpected that Vaush doesn't know how to pronounce Javier (its hovee-air you nit-wit) despite being from LA.

[@lawsonj39]

Stop. Nobody cares.

[@ethanwood2934]

Other than the suffering it brings into the world unfortunately this is somewhat optically good, it’s further evidence that ancaps and libertarians can’t competently run a flourishing society

[@abigaillilac1370]

The recent Argentinian election had a very low voter turnout. Non-voters act like "both sides are the same" until they lose all their social services and their pesos have half the value.

[@RealmRabbit]

This feels like when you have those strong AI in spaceships in sci-fi stories where it's like... "Don't worry, I shall protect you from everything... EVEN YOURSELVES!!!"

[@FelisImpurrator]

That's not strong AI, that's strongman AI

[@kingofthend]

I don't think Argentina is getting out of that economic crisis anytime soon.

[@motutalaputa]

Argentinian here. As of today like half the people that voted for him are already regretting it and begging him to pretty please not send us into crippling poverty in social media. We're going to starve and they're gonna repress us and we're terrified so we keep joking around and pretending none of this is happening.

[@First-lx9hs]

What do you think specifically about the Dollarization plan?

[@j.obrien4990]

Sorry that Argentina has such dysfunctional politics, but it seemed obvious that milei was not the solution. Then again I live in a country that elected Trump once and might do it again.

[@blackpalacemusic]

Sounds like it's about to be a rough ride.

[@ikemarshall1139]

Another Argentinian here, give me another ballot and i will vote him again, best vote ever.

[@therealrobertbirchall]

Sounds like the suckers who were conned into voting for Britain to leave the EU. 3 years after the exit the nation is in dire trouble. Inflation here is rampant and food shortages are imminent as customs checks and tarrifs, WTO rules on food from the EU are due to start at the end of the month. Electricity and gas prices have quadrupled and are now the most expensive in the world as we left the pan European energy supply agreement.

[@AlexDeLarge1]

Argentina has brought this upon themselves. If anyone happens to come across an Argentinian online, ask who they voted for. If they voted for this dude, ask why, then make fun of them.

[@saninorochimaru2]

Because he lied to them

[@DUWANGlai_kangyi]

​@@saninorochimaru2Mmm no, he was very explicit about his intentions. My people are just known for being brain-dead :)

[@lil_weasel219]

id say wish them survival to be honest, over making fun of them- Theyll get the message yet without the overt hostility that might push them into denial

[@thelouster5815]

@@saninorochimaru2Anyone with a single functioning brain cell would’ve known this was the worst possible idea imaginable. There’s zero excuse.

[@lncerante]

The IMF has also played a part, and the pandemic and countries not sharing resources or easing debt during that time

[@aster1sk294]

vaush growing up in southern california but not knowing how to pronounce a spanish word is insane

[@lawsonj39]

nobody cares

[@chasesutherland1168]

I'll be honest, I saw one video of him earlier talking about realistic solutions to solving Argentina's horrid inflation problem, even being honest with the people of Argentina that it won't be sunshine and rainbows fixing this. Because of how bad things are, no solution is going to be great, but after a like 2-3 years it will be. I thought that was pretty good that he was being honest with the citizens, not sugar coating anything or making promises like tomorrow the economy will be fixed. Then I see this post about the protests. Also Vaush I know you're this super inclusive guy but the way you pronounced Javier is how I would expect a guy who thinks taco bell is authentic Mexican food would say it.

[@badinga508]

Maybe it's how argentinians pronounce it Edit: nevermind he's just stupid

[@AutoMattOn]

milei is going for a short, sharp shock that is analogous to the volcker method for taming inflation, which i'd give about a 5/10. there are better ways to do this. milei's version is even more extreme so will have even more extreme consequences. let's talk about his supposed realism: in discussing his "realistic" options he is practicing disinformation by omission. rather than address those points, let's reinsert what's missing: modern economies are trickle-up - wealth accumulates in the hands of the super-rich and corporations. so in order to beat inflation you have to tax the rich . but governments still need to issue currency so rather than hand it to the banks and offer low interest rates which is just handing money directly to the rich, a government should employ many people at the bottom on infrastructure projects and government workers and welfare payments like UBI. that money is then spent in the economy where it can make its way up to rich where it can be taxed back out of the system, improving the country for all and taming inflation. milei is impoverishing the nation, slashing public services and redirecting the justice system to police speech and away from fighting corruption, which will at least make inflation harder to fight if not actually supercharging it. his magical thinking regarding how money works may succeed in a limited way but the externalities will be terrible for Argentina - a bad solution that may still work, but not optimal. in order to thrive, create jobs, receive investment etc countries need stability. milei is the opposite of that, he's a wrecking ball candidate put forward by capitalism to punish the argentinian people for daring to hope for any way out of their economic woes

[@Brazilsfirstcommiefemboyleader]

I don't think the bare minimum surrounded by utter fascism makes me think any higher of him. He still needs to do some populism and get people's hopes up, and nowdays politicians appearing to be "frank and honest, no sugar coating" is new new promising they did back then

[@CrashKaiju]

Vaush look at a French/ Spanish pronunciation guide once in your life please

[@dani01949]

The childrennstuff is so scary if you take into account thatbchildren were actually removed from their families in the 70s. Many are still missing. The parents, of course, were unalived.

[@TheRiiiight]

To put in perspective the black market rate (real rate) for the Peso is 900 to 1 USD. Banks were claiming the rate to be 300 with different government levels for different exports. So even a radical devaluing by 50% to 600 to 1 is still not full recognition of the disaster that has been done over the years.

[@uxigadur]

Just a little of political context for those who don't live in Argentina. Why would many people be ok with this protocol. And i am not saying you have to be ok with it, but you need to know a couple of things. Groups that cut roads here often cut bridges, by several hours. That often means, for example, that people who are from other cities and go to work to the capital will be late to their job and their homes. A lot of people takes 2-3 buses every day, they spend 1-2 hours each time. Some companies or people won't hire you because of that. Often the roads and bridges are cut without any warning in order to produce a bigger impact. Sometimes they are cut only when people are returning home. Working class in Argentina commute. They cannot just go creative and find other roads. That means for many going back home, eating, sleeping 6 hours and back to work. You can ask people in Retiro station what they think about unions and piequeteros. Unions here are mostly part of peronism, the previous goverment. If you compare the strikes and protest last decades you will find a political pattern, even when the country was getting worse and worse and people suffered a lot these last years unions remain mostly passive and silence. They did complained when the party didn't gave them enough political seats in the congress. Many groups are client political groups. Some of the people that cut the roads get more money for mostly doing nothing and going to political meetings than the people that are affected by the cuts. Middle class are often the most progressive part of argentinian society. What is left of that. They have cars or work from home. Working class is reactionary, regardless the political spectrum. A big part of Milei base is low working class. Sorry for the wall text. Argentina is very complex. We have been suffering for decades, despite some part of the world noticing we exist right now. All the best.

[@Blunderbussy]

That is true. And it is also true that when people support "shooting the nwords" (as Milei's supporters say on social media) to free the streets, none of them asks "why are they blocking the streets"? Do not forget that a lot of the reasons as to why they are totally ok with mauling the protesters is because they always wanted that. There is a lot of racism, and the working class is posponed and divided, thanks to Peronism, which now tied its own rope and we will all suffer because of it.

[@uxigadur]

I am not fond of considering social media as source because everybody there is awful. But there is a toxic component on part of Milei base. The thing is we live in a frontier mentality, I live in San Isidro, a middle class neighboorhood -for Argentina standarts is like luxury. I have a friend who live in Lanus and he is way more angry about all that stuff than i. The sad part is nobody seems to care about why the roads are cut. Under kirchnerismo they let them protest, let the pressure and streess aliviate a little with that, but didn't change a thing. Anyway, talking about all this is really sad@@Blunderbussy

[@ararepotato1420]

Wow. He's doing everything he said he was gonna do, what a big surprise! Argentinians could have avoided this by not voting for him, but they did...

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

People are more attracted to politicians who entertain them than politicians who represent them.

[@ararepotato1420]

@@user-zb9lv3gh8s Real shame to, because then people wonder why nothing gets done or things get worse.

[@larryc1616]

Argentina give fascism a chance!

[@user-ro6cc3we8o]

people voted him because they wanted a change, they wanted the economy to get better and for them to get better, and they believed he would achieve that ...it's not going so well, of course. most people who voted him were either apolitical types, fanatics, ignorant, confused people...

[@Xenomnipotent]

A lot of reaping being done post-sowing

[@bigvaxmeanie925]

Adam Something once said libertarianism always leads to authoritarianism.

[@jeremymr]

In order to ensure our security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganized into the first Galactic Empire for a safe and secure society.

[@tonymcgray9599]

Ancap/libertarian: get elected Ancap/libertarian President: Breaks the NAP

[@richardarriaga6271]

0th Commandment of ancaps

[@jamesmitch9792]

I still don't get who sees milei and doesn't see a deranged unhinged lunatic. but AnTiEsTaBliShMeNt

[@obliviondust2719]

Argentinians needs to learn a valuable lesson: It can always get much much worse.

[@SeruraRenge11]

Losing Messi truly was only the beginning.

[@obliviondust2719]

@@SeruraRenge11yeah 😢

[@genghisdingus]

2:01 The one big thing Libertarians like to do when taking office is lowering the age of consent. This is the 2nd big thing Libertarians like to do when taking office.

[@alef0811]

Not an Econ major but from what I understand there was a huge discrepancy between the official rate for the peso set by the government and the “real” or effective rate set by the market and to maintain the official rate the government has been spending their reserves like crazy which was leading them on a path toward defaulting. This is a desperate attempt by Milei to avoid default but who knows if it’ll even work at this point but he’s not just doing it to favor exporting mega corporations, it might be the only option he sees to prevent the country from defaulting. Just thought I’d add that.

[@lawsonj39]

You're likely correct, which shows how pathetically unaware of basic economics Milei is: not surprising since he's a libertarian moron.

[@cogsworther1639]

Anarcho-capitalists when they must install filters on their asbestos mill: "This is insane overreach! The government should never tread on the rights of individuals!" Anarcho-capitalists when protests happen: "There is chaos in the streets! We need to combine the police and all branches of military to restore strict law and order!"

[@matthewwarbasse6621]

I’ve said for a long time that many self-described “libertarians” only believe in radical liberty for the most exploitative of businesses. Authoritarianism for us individuals. “Anarcho-Capitalist” is certainly a more honest term.

[@robertwinslade3104]

Argentina just speed-running the fall to fascism 😢

[@TheRiiiight]

Playing stupid games with the market and trying to set price controls is basically the fastest way to fall into fascism. The laws of thermodynamics do not abide by government decree.

[@dynamicworlds1]

They already elected one.

[@DocLz]

...again

[@gamakujira64e23]

@@TheRiiiightbro stop coping

[@TheRiiiight]

@@gamakujira64e23 don't worry, I forgive you.

[@OatmealGrillBlazer]

in Spanish the J makes an H sound

[@ubahfly5409]

Embarrassing. This dude's from California too. Like, how gated was your community exactly? Nevermind the other famous Javiers, Joses, & Juans.

[@guillaumelagueyte1019]

Depends on which variety of Spanish you're speaking. In some regions of Spain it may do a rhotic sound instead.

[@Echo81Rumple83]

This is heartbreaking, since my late maternal grandmother was from there and my uncle once removed (my mom's cousin) is the closest relative we have who knows what's happening in there even though he and his family are safely in Spain. I even had ties with some furry artists who hailed from Argentina, so I'm very worried about their well-being 😢

[@louis_the_hedgehog]

Some of the most talented furries are from Latin America.

[@Atrofietangle]

I don't know why anyone acts surprised about this. Right-Libertarians tend to view authoritarianism as 'when the government does stuff and the more stuff it does the more authoritarian it is (this applies to everything they dislike like communism, socialism, "fascism", etc.)', so they think the less stuff it does the more "libertarian" it is. It isn't about WHO does it, towards WHO, what it does specifically and HOW. For that it would be necessary to analyze power structures and hierarchies (something their contradictory ideology can't). Shrinking the size of government means getting rid of "bloat" and "bureaucracy" (aka public and socially oriented stuff). There is nothing to measure the power and force it exerts, only the quantity. This action by Milei isn't a hypocritical/inconsistent move that right-libertarians can hand-wave away as "not real *real capitalism*". This is the inevitable conclusion of their ideology. Quoting Saul Newman on minarchism: "The problem with the minimal state such as that advocated by Nozick, is that it is never minimal in practice: on the contrary, a state which preoccupies itself with security functions - military and police force - is in fact highly interventionist, intrusive and authoritarian. The libertarian minimal state always ends up as a Leviathan state." Even right-berts that advocate for statelessness can't help but justify private authority. Quoting Rothbard himself here: "Again: UNLEASH THE COPS to clear the streets of bums and vagrants. Where will they go? Who cares? Hopefully, they will disappear"

[@astrid4505]

As an Argentinian, I find it amusing to hear someone misrepresent the situation this badly. Protestors here are quite different from other countries. They are full-fledge organizations with huge problems of corruption (among other shady stuff), who block roads and streets for days at a time, preventing people from free circulation. In Argentina, freedom of movement around public spaces (roads as a prime example) is a right which is clearly stated in the Constitution. Protests prevent people from working, studying, visiting family and friends, and even there have been cases of people dying because the ambulance could not reach them when they were in critical condition. In conclusion, Argentina's situation is very very very complex. Calling Milei a fascist and making claims based only on news articles from the US is dumb and reductive. Not surprising from Vaush though...

[@TheMageesa]

Do you think salaries are going to go up to match inflation? This is the piece of the puzzle that I think is missing with Milei´s scheme to reset the economy. People in the middle and lower classes are going to be squeezed, and I dont see how that works out.

[@astrid4505]

@@TheMageesa The inflation is an issue, that much is true. We are all being affected by it, especially the lower classes that cannot afford to save money by changing pesos to dollars (something which is the norm of you are middle or upper class here). Sadly we don't have much of a choice though, the source of our inflation is mostly caused by the huge deficit of the state. There isn't enough money, so the government prints more and more, or gets more and more debt. Milei's economic policies are sadly necessary to fix the issue that has been affecting our economy for at least 80 years. Even economists that would have worked with the government if the leftist party would have won said that they would be forced to do what Milei is currently doing. Generations of economic downturn and disasters do not get fixed overnight, especially since most of the current increase in inflation was caused by the previous government's poor economic decisions. Edit: Also take into account that even though Milei's objective is to combat the state deficit, he actually increased aid for people in financial need, and said that the Ministry of Welfare (Ministerio de Capital Humano) was the only one that would be allowed to operate on a deficit.

[@chatboss000]

Part of protesting is exercise of (nonviolent) force by protesters and part of that may entail disruption of public spaces. Of course, government should intervene in riots, as that's a significant danger even more than just obstruction. But protests can be diplomatically resolved, ESPECIALLY if they are 'full fledged organizations' because that means there are political/protest LEADERS government can negotiate and diplomatically engage with...

[@Hanex94]

@@chatboss000 the only way to end this protest peacefully is to fully conceed with their demans, they want the same salary as someone that actually has a job (which was what the previous gov did), and that's a nono in this context

[@diegorux]

Heavier Millei? Cmon Vaush didnt you grow up in LA? JAVIER

[@jahleel0077]

He can't pronounce a name correctly to save his life lol

[@kellikelli4413]

I've heard that a lot of Americans escaped to Argentina thinking they would be free from what's coming - but seems what's coming includes Argentina.

[@DannyDeee]

"They can demonstrate on the sidewalk". Yeah, right. Not surprised if they make that illegal too...

[@tilly704]

just to clarify… Argentina is in hyperinflation since the 2000s after the “ corralito” before they were fairly rich… that 2 decades of economical decadence is what became the foundation of this change, they had no more option, either they voted for the same and go for the 3 decades of decadence , or take the risk, after all “could not get worse”( i disagree it can get worst)

[@Lightwolf234]

“Taking the risk” is not some magic cure all to any and all economic woes. Especially if the other option is a worse off economic model then the one you had before. There is a reason why “libertarianism” and “anarcho-capitalism” have never been done or done successfully.

[@dynamicworlds1]

Playing Russian Roulette with a semi-auto pistol is not "taking a risk"

[@TouringWolf42]

Argentinians are sacrificing their human and political rights for the promise of economic stability. Unfortunately though, pretty much like any other populist change, this won't happen. They will only suffer, and more unfortunately, for the rest of us it's quite entertaining seeing ancapism in practice.

[@Brazilsfirstcommiefemboyleader]

Before you mean during the dictatorship or other period

[@mathiasbartl903]

He is billed as an economist, but he does not actually have a PhD, doesn't sound that great.

[@MattZaharias]

You can be an economist without a PhD just like you can be a software engineer, a writer or a chemist without a PhD.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

​@@MattZahariasI took Macro and Micro my freshman year, can I be an economist too?

[@-in-the-meantime...]

Its like the comments over on -echo chamber- meidas railing on the threesome. Hung up on the miniscule chance your comment gives somebody reading any leeway for thought... Last year my Computer Science "professor" had an off label masters that she got AFTER 30 years in the field.. sigh

[@First-lx9hs]

@@user-zb9lv3gh8sand you can say work for Google

[@-Teca-]

I was not surprised when this happened, like he SAID he’d do this

[@clusterfox6143]

This reminds me of that movie Brazil, where the state would torture suspected terrorists, and then charge them for the expense of the interrogation. You better tell us what you know quickly, this will be terrible for your credit score. Fun movie.

[@corranhorn85]

Gotta love a Law and Order Libertarian.

[@dynamicworlds1]

It's almost like "anarchocapitialism" doesn't exist and it's just fascism in disguise.

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

Yh the argentinian people are gonna need a special victims unit

[@richardarriaga6271]

​@@mallardofmodernia8092The Hague needs teeth

[@larryc1616]

You only need one word to define your sentence, "Fascism"

[@archermadsen7744]

It's sad to see support for Milei all over KZbin. The vast majority of videos talking about Milei have comment sections full of people supporting him.

[@Hanex94]

Porque lo queremos :) The left is useless and negligible, leaving citizens fighting with citizens, you are all dumb af, always leading to the same result and never learning

[@federruchi6147]

Fascism works with simple minded people

[@realdanrusso]

This is the Shock Doctrine all over again.

[@ArturoEspinosaAldama]

He has to move fast now with the unpopular measures because he has the political capital / approval as he has just arrived. Another factor of why things are happenning faster than expected.

[@jamesmitch9792]

literally everyone saw this coming outside Argentina.

[@federruchi6147]

Inside as well. They just thought we were brainwashed by the Kirchner's or something. It's crazy the things you get called for opposing milei. Of course "zurdo de mierda" (leftist piece of shit) is one of them

[@peterdoege1740]

Oil and equivalents is bought and sold in USD. This will double the base cost of fuel, electricity, and the manufacture of goods based on oil. Which is more or less everything. This is a most excellent deal for rich peeps that have overseas accounts and/or assets denominated in dollars because it doubles the amount of capital (think factories, etc) that they can purchase. This is a massive transfer of wealth to the richest in society.

[@TheMageesa]

I agree with the massive transfer to the rich, but on the ground (Iḿ down in Arg) the inflation is eating up a lot of the dollar spending power. Big purchases were always made in dollars, and the black market (aka blue) dollar has surprisingly held steady through the deflation of the peso. People are stocking up on staples, but theres a general feeling of buckle-up resignation to hard times ahead (and most people have been through this before).

[@First-lx9hs]

I don’t see the problem with removing protesters from the roads (not other places) and seizing sticks (context implies it’s meant as a weapon), but deporting people and recording faces is pretty concerning. Also, what’s wrong with dollarization in this case? It seems like a reasonable response to hyperinflation to me. Are there better solutions?

[@logoncal3001]

As a Brazilian, i'm torn between feeling bad for those who voted against Milei and laughing my ass off for those who voted for Milei. Like, what the fuck did you expect from electing a libertarian hack? Unironically the corrupt Kirchner's minister was a better choice. It is that bad.

[@brian_cream]

I was kinda hopeful along with vaush that things weren't gonna go full death spiral. Now i'm just praying i don't get disappeared or something one day.

[@Matazuma]

Controversial take, im very curious how this mad man's plan will turn out, out in 5 years from now I hope for the best for the population.

[@Strype13]

So, basically, he ran on a bunch of fascist policies... they voted for him anyway... and now he's doing fascist shit. Why are we acting surprised?

[@ubahfly5409]

How are you an American. From California, & u don't know how to pronounce "Javier" or the Spanish "J" ? How gated was ur community exactly? Ffs

[@andressotil4671]

As dumb as it sounds, the only person in Argentina that can rally the Argentine people to meaningfully resist Milei is Lionel Messi.

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

The sad truth is that that is true

[@krillin6]

I've never met a libertarian that isn't just a conservative.

[@DystopianUtopia8]

💯

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

THIS IS WHY YOU/WE MUST ALWAYS HOLD THEM LITERALLY TO WHAT THEY SAY! THAT WAY WE CAN NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR **OUR** ACTIONS! Holding somebody LITERALLY to what they say is the FOUNDATION of REDUCTIONISM! Since Milei is an Anarchist, that means everyone can do wtf they want. That means Atheists can do wtf they want and burn down the stupid churches that don't pay taxes. That means Just Stop Oil activists do not have to go to court if they don't want. That means Antinatalist Animal Rights Vegans (AARVs) are free to blow up factory farms and free all animals. And worker unions are free to take over corporations/businesses. Guns for Greens! Guns for Worker Unions! Total Anarchy/Freedom can and should be used by Leftists, Liberals, Anarchists, Communists, Antinatalists, Atheists, Worker Unions, JUST like Alex Jones said! Alex Jones spoke out over and over and over and over and over against the IDIOCY of politicians talking as if there were only "one" political dimension, with only "two" ends. In spite of Alex Jones being a MASSIVE LYING HYPOCRITE, that does NOT change the fact that he is 100% right on this point. Animal Rights Vegans fighting to blow up and destroy all factory farms and free the innocent animals inside and force people to go vegan and force cats and dogs to eat biocultured meat instead are the most ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT of all.

[@srdjan455]

Heard that he made it clear that shutting down the central bank is not negotiable, he can negotiable everything else but he will absolutely work towards shutting down the central bank.

[@user-zb9lv3gh8s]

And once he has no leverage to steer the economy, what will he do? Why, flee to exile in another country with half of Argentina's currency in a suitcase

[@srdjan455]

​@@user-zb9lv3gh8sDon't know, perhaps he thinks that once the economy gets dollariserd it will take care of itself.

[@deeznoots6241]

“ you can only get dollars from the United states” Vaush doesn’t know about Eurodollars, aka the British financial scheme to ensure the soviet union and every other pariah state could get dollars

[@sHinobu2969]

Eurodollars are a real thing? Not from Cyberpunk?

[@lavellelee5734]

Never heard of it, go in more detail

[@TheRiiiight]

Most people don't realize the Eurodollar is the actual international settlement system. The USD inside America are the only 'real' dollars in existence, the rest (about 70% of global supply) are formulated through free floating exchange rates with other currencies.

[@Naptosis]

Shhh, it's all the United States' fault. 🇬🇧

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

​@@lavellelee5734British banking institutions are the most corrupt organisations ever and has handled more money that would make its way to dictatorships than the cia could dream of and were encouraged to by those like Margaret Thatcher and even Labour Governements. In the modern era, London is now the money laundering center for russian oligarchs like Roman Abramovich and such oligarchs own vast swathes of real estate here and also "invest" and "donate" to the conservative party indirectly through their wives, family and friends. Ironically the loudest voice saying to help the Ukrainians in British politics was also the one paid most by Russian money and had the closest ties to Putin (Boris Johnson).

[@edvard-swift3645]

Why does everyone have to copy us 😑😑

[@paquirosd]

Devalued 50% and it's still not on par with the black market, which is even lower.

[@paquirosd]

It's tough, cause it's the leftist Peronist party that caused Argentina's long-standing crisis. How do you fix that without incurring into left wing uncompromising resistance?

[@welcometoskyvalley]

@@paquirosd >Peronist >Leftist Go back to high school, _pibe_

[@JavierBonillaC]

He is not after all manifestations, but blocking traffic. Of course what you have to do is liberalize the exchange rate, that is what we did in Mexico to bring down inflation from 160 to below 10%. My father was key in that program. He's an economist, me too.

[@rumplstiltztinkerstein]

It is amazing how it doesn't matter how many times this happens, people still fall for it.

[@jorgeandrade783]

There’s a video of Milei looking all the departments and he’s like “Department of transport, Afuera!” “Department of health, Afuera” so literally all the vital departments, afuera, but the department of being being an authoritarian police state, that could stay!

[@spectr__]

"vital departments" HAHAHAHAAH

[@alexjaybrady]

Cant believe President Melee would do something loco 😮

[@xXSgtJackXx]

As a brazillian im quite hyped to be able to buy an entire city in argentina for R$200 in 2 years, thanks milei!

[@cardsharper1909]

hold your horses, lula will not let that happen 😂😂

[@felipedasilveira5808]

Me on my way to buy back the Liga Federal for 5000 UYU

[@azazel166]

They wanted this guy and they got him. Have fun Argentinians.

[@catrielmarignaclionti4518]

i didnt

[@loren5432]

Yeah, because the alternative of what we had for 16+ years was better. Imagine victim blaming people from other countries for getting fed up with a goverment that wasn't working at all.

[@benfennell6842]

​@@loren5432real. Pretty easy to be high and mighty about this from your fucking western European/North American High chair. Like do these people think 37 year old Argentinian people are all just evil or something?

[@namenome3680]

@@loren5432 don't bring your logic to Vaush fans lol

[@winwrecked307]

@@loren5432 There are other alternatives but why elect a fascist? Like that going to change for the "better" lol

[@TheOutsider69]

A libertarian openly just declaring the value of fiat currency is actually really funny lmao.

[@Max_Power_]

It's the first step to be able to remove the "declaration of value" that Milei and everyone hates. He can't remove it now because first he has to fix something called Leliqs, if he removes it without fixing the Leliqs it would generate an hyperinflation, and he knows that very well.

[@ladowd7059]

Beirut, Caracas and now Javier

[@nayadri]

Sorry to the people who didn't vote for him, and good luck to the leopard party people.

[@simplicitylost]

Um!! 😤 I believe it’s the “leopard face-eating” party- get it right!

[@afterhourscinema782]

Real shocker! 😂 Fascist turns out to be just as bad as expected

[@ikemarshall1139]

And the devalution is based is because the official dolar was $400, but you cant access to it, and normal people buyed 1 dolar for 1000$ pesos.

[@theophilegaudin2329]

The first thing a libertarian does is an authoritarian crackdown on protests ... Libertarianism and contradiction are virtually the same word.