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>and that cannot be further from the truth sadly. Okay, so please cite a few more examples of how his economic policies are so terrible in so many ways, partic
by southernplaces7 2y ago
>and that cannot be further from the truth sadly.
Okay, so please cite a few more examples of how his economic policies are so terrible in so many ways, particularly compared to the literal decades of economic mismanagement under most of the country's previous governments, and their largess for the sake of garnering supporters.
>If he made such a blunder in finance which supposedly is one of his specialties just imagine how incompetent he and most of the government right now is on other matters.
Any leader can make a blunder on something or another, even one managing an otherwise complex but possibly successful economic plan. How about an explanation of how incompetent his government is on other matters instead of asking people to "imagine"?
Given the kinds of policies previous Argentine governments regularly enacted, i'd be willing to forgive something like this, and I'd mistrust the ideology behind your reasoning if you can know about the political history of the country while putting special emphasis on this particular apparent scam.
- saagarjha 2y agoUh, let's not do that? You can criticize his policies just fine without talking about what preceded him.
- southernplaces7 2y agoReally? A politician shouldn't be criticized or applauded within the context of the long-running political system that preceded him and just maybe, you know, possibly might have had something to do with his being elected, the choices he makes, and their social effects? Don't be ridiculous. Decades of abysmal government in Argentina is damn important in any conversation about its current administration.
- saagarjha 2y agoA lot of words for, let’s remind ourselves, is a head of state endorsing a crypto scam. I’d be far more sympathetic if this was a discussion of something complex like Argentina’s economy. It’s not.
- wezen 2y ago[flagged]