Eat shit, leftards: Javier Milei wins Argentinian Election.

[jpc]

It remains to be seen if he is authentic, fake politicians, of whatever hue they think the public want, are very common right now.

This guys as genuine as Bojo.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

This guys as genuine as Bojo.

I disagree. Unlike Bojo, he seems principled.

 

[Zipporah's Flint]

Plenty of economists on the left are/were Jewish. So I'm not exactly sure what your point is here

As for Milei, he's an eccentric oddball. And perhaps this is what Argentina needs.

My point was that it in part I think explains his attraction to Rabbinic Judaism.

There was an Irish Rightist who was sort of "Paleo-Libertarian" who had a blog called "crank notions" and used to post on P.ie as "The System Works" who also went through the full conversion to (Modern) Orthodox Rabbinic Judaism.

 

[Zipporah's Flint]

This guys as genuine as Bojo.

The novel Bojo wrote was actually hilarious.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

My point was that it in part I think explains his attraction to Rabbinic Judaism.

There was an Irish Rightist who was sort of "Paleo-Libertarian" who had a blog called "crank notions" and used to post on P.ie as "The System Works" who also went through the full conversion to (Modern) Orthodox Rabbinic Judaism.

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

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

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 as shifting the burden to the public sector, implementing a competitive system using vouchers and mobile hospitals, and focusing on prevention and early detection of health problems."

Reforming Argentina's Healthcare System: Milei's Proposal

Argentina's healthcare system needs to be reformed through various measures such as shifting the burden to the public sector, implementing a competitive system using vouchers and mobile hospitals, and focusing on prevention and early detection of health problems.

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In other words, he has no plan to end public subsidies to healthcare. But rather than handing over the cash to a massively wasteful, corrupt bureaucracy, he wants to give it directly to individuals who can then decide where to spend it, with private healthcare providers competing for patients.

Seems eminently sensible to me.

 

[Zipporah's Flint]

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

He started off Catholic than converted to Anglicanism and than to Orthodox Rabbinic Judaism. He was very active in "Anglican Friends of Israel" for a good enough while.

 

[jpc]

I disagree. Unlike Bojo, he seems principled.

That's what Argentina is about to find out.

 

[Kangal]

And perhaps this is what Argentina needs.

What Argentina needs is an economic miracle.

If he decides to go on and on about "Cultural Marxism" and all the rest of his culture war shite, and does not economically rescue Argentina, he'll be burned at the stake by the population.

 

[Tiger]

A quick check reveals that he’s a member of the Economic Forum.

Of course he is. You don’t win elections otherwise.

https://www.weforum.org/people/javier-gerardo-milei/

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

A quick check reveals that he’s a member of the Economic Forum.

Of course he is. You don’t win elections otherwise.

https://www.weforum.org/people/javier-gerardo-milei/

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.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

What Argentina needs is an economic miracle.

If he decides to go on and on about "Cultural Marxism" and all the rest of his culture war shite, and does not economically rescue Argentina, he'll be burned at the stake by the population.

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

 

[Tiger]

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.

It’s irrelevant what Argentianians care about. That’s how it works. They have 2 chances of restoring their personal and economic freedoms…..Slim and none.

They’re at the mercy of Klaus Schwab now.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

It’s irrelevant what Argentianians care about. That’s how it works. They have 2 chances of restoring their personal and economic freedoms…..Slim and none.

They’re at the mercy of Klaus Schwab now.

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.

 

[Tiger]

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.

Oh yeah.

Name one national leader that’s a member of the WEF that has been a positive force for good for their country.

All ‘conspiracy theories’ about the WEF come from material they put out themselves on their own website.

 

[Ruck Da Fules!]

Argentina owes the IMF a fortune! The WEF and IMF are closely linked.

You don’t improve personal freedom and prosperity by allowing these bastards to take control of your country!

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

Oh yeah.

Name one national leader that’s a member of the WEF that has been a positive force for good for their country.

An entirely subjective notion. You could say the same about members of any organisation.

All ‘conspiracy theories’ about the WEF come from material they put out themselves on their own website.

What executive powers do the WEF have?

 

[Tiger]

An entirely subjective notion. You could say the same about members of any organisation.

Still. You should still be able to provide some reasonable examples of non globalist shills. It should be easy.

What executive powers do the WEF have?

They don’t need any. That’s a strawman. All they need is to influence their members who all magically end up as leaders of their respective countries. Job done.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

Still. You should still be able to provide some reasonable examples of non globalist shills. It should be easy.

How long is a piece of string?

They don’t need any. That’s a strawman. All they need is to influence their members who all magically end up as leaders of their respective countries. Job done.

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?

 

[Tiger]

How long is a piece of string?

Stupid inane reply.

For the record, you have named precisely zero members of the WEF who are leaders in their respective countries and that don’t comply with what the WEF stands for.

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?

It is a fact that he is a member of Klaus Schwabs’ WEF. All things being equal, he’ll do exactly the same as his counterparts in New Zealand, Ireland, Canada and France etc…

We saw this with ‘far right’ Georgia Meloni in Italy. All talk, no action. She too is a member of the WEF.

We are still awaiting an example of a WEF member breaking rank from you. Please provide one to back up your claim that this guy will go against their agendas.

What politicians say and what they do, are two very different things. His ear tickling utterances will amount to nothing good for Argentina.



The WEF (of whom he is a member) mission statement is:

“it, “engages business, political, academic and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.”

So yes, he will fall in line with his fellow travelers.