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Time will tell. Ultimately what matters is how he improves the lot of the average Argie, who suffer a 40% poverty rate. I very much doubt they give 2 shits about his imaginary friends.

Do you not think it's encouraging that they're not voting themselves other peoples's money for a change?

Didn't you once reveal you worked in the public sector. Perhaps that's why you dislike the libertarian Milei. "How dare he let people keep more of the money THEY earn. I want some of that..."

I know, I really need to stop believing all the flat earther stuff. Oh wait, that's not me..

Very slightly bigger than average, but with no hook. And I bet I can do way more pushups than you.

If the adherents of a bronze age Caananite storm deity cum chief Abrahamic sky daddy (aka Yahweh) want to duke it out in the sand for said sky daddies affections, it's no skin off my nose. But a branch of them shouldn't have so much sway in the most powerful nation on the planet. Fortunately...

Hilarious. Now you just need to work on your critical thinking skills and stop relying on the brainfarts of a glorified gamerboy with too much time on his hands.

Fortunately, the percentage of people who identify as non religious is growing in the U.S. It's long past time that the so called 'holy land' was consigned to geo-political irrelevance.

Is this yours or Cox Spray's 'analysis'?

A libertarian who dislikes autocrats? Why I never :rolleyes:

Well, For starters, Javier Milei doesn't believe in man made global warming. That's a pretty big parting of ways with the WEF talking shop (because that's all it is) right there. And? That could be the mission statement for almost any NGO. It's so vague as to be almost meaningless. I get that...

How long is a piece of string? So you're suggesting the Milei is some sort of a marionette with Klaus Schwab pulling the strings? What evidence do you have of this?

An entirely subjective notion. You could say the same about members of any organisation. What executive powers do the WEF have?

The WEF is a talking shop. Nothing more, nothing less. Only those with an overactive imagination and too much time on their hands lap up the conspiracy stuff.

And if the other branches of the Argentinian state attempt to scupper him, which seems likely, they'll be up on a pyre.

I doubt many Argentinians care about the conspiracy theory BS surrounding the WEF. They're more concerned with stability and restoring their personal and economic freedoms.

Here's a summary of Milei's policy proposals. While he identifies as an Anarcho-Capitalist, he's actually more of a pragmatic classical liberal in practice. For example, here's his proposal for healthcare reform: "Argentina's healthcare system needs to be reformed through various measures such...

I remember him. I didn't realise he wasn't born Jewish.

I disagree. Unlike Bojo, he seems principled.

Plenty of economists on the left are/were Jewish. So I'm not exactly sure what your point is here :unsure: As for Milei, he's an eccentric oddball. And perhaps this is what Argentina needs.