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So he’s improved macroeconomic indicators which are in no way a predictor of how things are for people in the streets using policies which have failed long-term
by loloquwowndueo 2y ago
So he’s improved macroeconomic indicators which are in no way a predictor of how things are for people in the streets using policies which have failed long-term in other countries to which they have been applied. Got it.
The time he has left is not a problem though - if these policies and the chainsaw are indeed the panacea they purport to be, I’m sure people will elect Milei’s anointed successor by a landslide in the understanding that they’d continue with the same policies.
- darthrupert 2y ago> I’m sure people will elect Milei’s anointed successor by a landslide in the understanding that they’d continue with the same policies. Your abundance of faith in the people is uplifting, but I'm a bit more sceptical. I've seen various peoples around this planet do the same mistake: 1) things go bad, 2) people vote in those who can fix it, 3) things are fixed, 4) people vote the other guys again, 5) goto 1 Then again, it was (mostly) the same argentinian people who voted him in in the first place, so perhaps they can do it.
- loloquwowndueo 2y agoI was being sarcastic :) in reality I think he’ll be voted out at the earliest opportunity if social protests don’t topple him before then (it happened before - remember De La Rúa?)