Far Right Presidential Candidate Wins in Argentina

[sarkwalvein]

Deregulation yes, mowing down protesters wasn't part of the program yes?

This is not true, nobody is mowing protesters, why do you like spreading misinformation so much?

 

[Foxi4]

Deregulation yes, mowing down protesters wasn't part of the program yes?

Milei’s or mine? It’s part of my program, in a way - I already told you about my catapult idea. If we ever manage to build a space elevator, we can place the catapult there, right at the tippy top, and shoot them directly into the sun, so as to preserve our natural volcanos.

 

[Dark_Ansem]

This is not true, nobody is mowing protesters, why do you like spreading misinformation so much?

It's called a hyperbole and it's also called a metaphor, why are you so illiterate?

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Milei’s or mine? It’s part of my program, in a way - I already told you about my catapult idea. If we ever manage to build a space elevator, we can place the catapult there, right at the tippy top, and shoot them directly into the sun, so as to preserve our natural volcanos.

The space elevator is a new one

 

[Foxi4]

Quick reminder to keep things civil on the board.

 

[tabzer]

It's called a hyperbole and it's aldo also called a metaphor, why are you so illiterate?

 

[Acid_Snake]

What's so far right about Milei? He's Anarcho-Capitalist, the complete opposite of NationalSocialism.

I swear you people are either complete political *mod snip*, or you're just pure propagandist evil.

So now Milei is a Fascist, but the Peronistas he ran against that controlled Argentina for the past 90, who were they?

Let me share with you political illiterates who Perón was and who the Peronistas are:

So now you can go to Milei, a Jew, and call him a Nazi, so we can all see how completely *mod snip* you are.

Interestingly enough, these same people calling everyone else a Fascist and Far Right are the same exact people defending Hamas and protesting in favor of Jewish Genocide.

People calling others Fascists are usually standing in front of a mirror.

 

[Dark_Ansem]

So now you can go to Milei, a Jew, and call him a Nazi, so we can all see how completely *mod snip* you are.

Far right =/= Nazi. Fascist sure, as he's behaving like one. The basics.

 

[sarkwalvein]

Far right =/= Nazi. Fascist sure, as he's behaving like one. The basics.

Fascism is the definition of the previous government and of peronism in general, by ideology. Complete verticalism. Not sure what are you getting about here, what fascism do you see in his behavior.

 

[Dark_Ansem]

what fascism do you see in his behavior.

Starting with wanting to chainsaw the necks of legitimate protesters?

 

[sarkwalvein]

Starting with wanting to chainsaw the necks of legitimate protesters?

When? Where?

 

[AdenTheThird]

When? Where?

It may have been one of the deleted comments.

 

[Xzi]

Unconstitutional is unconstitutional, I'm inclined to believe jomaper that changing so many laws and ownership of nationalized goods/services so quickly is illegal. Imagine one executive order changing 300 laws in the US. Musk taking down twitter to silence movements he doesn't approve of is totally on brand, too.

 

[Dark_Ansem]

When? Where?

I'm assuming he wasn't necessarily literal but the guy believes a dog to be a reincarnation of a 2000 yo kid, so....

 

[jomaper]

Hey guys, just a quick update on the day 12 of this government:
-Yesterday a pacific protest at night in Córdoba was met with repression and up to 10 people getting caught, you can quite literally see people asking to stop the violence, they were just standing there, nothing was broken or vandalized:
https://x.com/MatiasDenisLor1/status/1738025507931750811

https://x.com/SoleDiazGarcia/status/1738017072003563989

https://x.com/kardaver2/status/1738012518520430747

Also there was a cop making inside intelligence which is illegal (but who cares, right?) acting as if she was press. She was identified:
https://x.com/rquiroga777/status/1738329171921678836?s=20


-In San Miguel there was repression too, cops had either no badge, or they were put on backwards. Police bike's licences had their ink erased so you can barely identify them:
https://x.com/cari_tz/status/1738010329420849615

-Today the police raided an assembly made by workers (in peace, inside a building) with no warrant at all:
https://x.com/Editor_76/status/1738282355335286889

-Oh, I almost forgot, they also nullified one of the worst cases of corruption we currently have (had?) where judges and ex public officials part of Macri's government kept going on meetings with Joe Lewis in Lago Escondido. They were all criminally charged because of "dádivas" (gifting, conflict of interests) but the reason to nullify it was because "there are no reasons to believe there was a crime inflicted nor evidence that would support that hypothesis" and that, on the contrary, the situations that motivated that they all got together in Bariloche were "actions that should be exclusively reservated to the private life and privacy of each individual". This is a very interesting case if you want to look up how Macri works
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/politic...s-y-exfuncionarios-imputados-por-nid22122023/

Yeah, things are going smooth!

 

[Dark_Ansem]

Yep not a dictatorship at all /s

 

[jomaper]

Yep not a dictatorship at all /s

Wouldn't call it a dictatorship yet just because we have a very dark history with it, but let's say they're taking some big liberties (hah, ironic) with how they think democracy works.

 

[Xzi]

Wouldn't call it a dictatorship yet just because we have a very dark history with it, but let's say they're taking some big liberties (hah, ironic) with how they think democracy works.

Lately, every rightie who gets elected anywhere seems to believe that puts them above the law, but building the foundation of a strong economy and government takes time. Anything done overnight can be undone overnight just as easily.

 

[Foxi4]

I didn’t know Argentinians needed to be introduced to the concept of a fed infiltrating and operating inside dissent structures. You would’ve thought South America of all places would be pretty used to this.

 

[jomaper]

I didn’t know Argentinians needed to be introduced to the concept of a fed infiltrating and operating inside dissent structures. You would’ve thought South America of all places would be pretty used to this.

Is that all you have to add? Do you feel the need to act like an ass just because you can't discuss anything else about what I showed? Are you really that sensitive about someone criticizing the system you obviously blindly believe in?
Also, how would what I said mean that we need to be "introduced" when I'm showing just how fast people fund out she was infiltrating, you're slow.

 

[Foxi4]

Is that all you have to add? Do you feel the need to act like an ass just because you can't discuss anything else about what I showed? Are you really that sensitive about someone criticizing the system you obviously blindly believe in?
Also, how would what I said mean that we need to be "introduced" when I'm showing just how fast people fund out she was infiltrating, you're slow.

Not fast enough, by the look of things. I’m not “following” any system, I’m not Argentinian. That being said, you’re making some big claims in regards to the legality of the police response that I’m not sure you can support, given your penchant for exaggeration. I’d have to look into those incidents myself in order to make an accurate assessment.