pull down to refresh
131 sats \ 10 replies \ @franzap 20 Nov 2023 \ on: Javier Gerardo Milei & World Economic Forum; [Well, fancy that!] bitcoin
Some of his team members and close collaborators are very vocal against Agenda 2030 while the incumbent party was very pro Agenda 2030, CBDCs, etc.
I don't think any politician is a savior and he might fuck up but this post is lacking all nuance and substance.
this post is lacking all nuance and substance
Then please explain which facts are false. Yes, I suppose that facts may get in the way of hopium, but that doesn't make them false. You are already admitting that no politician is a savior.
reply
No, the burden is not on me. Show me a recent clip of him saying that he will implement any Agenda 2030 policies when president, in fact, most of the things I've heard go against it. Listen to his interview with Tucker Carlson, listen to Victoria Villaruel, even Agustin Laje.
Also, zero hopium. I don't know who's funding him, probably zionists. I didn't invent this stupid democracy game but let me tell you the alternative was much worse.
reply
Oh, I forgot:
the alternative was much worse.
All the suffering is only possible because of people supporting the nation-state. The nation-states must disappear. Milei is part of the problem.
reply
I don't care about Milei. But I do care about bitcoiners hoping he is going to save them. All this Milei nonsense just makes the fiat/statist agony longer.
Thanks to the OP I learned that Milei got the covid "vaccine" and that his party supported mandatory vaccines. Very ancap. Then you come and say that the OP lacks nuance and substance. Where/how exactly, I wonder.
reply
I don't know where all these bitcoiners got that he was very pro bitcoin, I agree with you, that's nonsense. As far as I know he only spoke once favorably about it and that's it. I've been following his Arg TV appearances on and off since 2017.
It seems that a lot of people who are not from Argentina and don't live here are talking bullshit.
And the same goes for the vax stuff. Do you even know who Espert is and what his involvement with La Libertad Avanza is? Please don't regurgitate cheap articles you see on the Internet. Milei said he chose to take the vax, for those stupid reasons I agree, but he also said it should not be mandated.
Who knows, he might be controlled opposition but in the context of what we need in Argentina this is positive.
reply
doesn't matter man...
We already won, the inverse Cramer Oracle has spoken:
reply
Hahaha great one!
reply
And the same goes for the vax stuff. Do you even know who Espert is and what his involvement with La Libertad Avanza is? Please don't regurgitate cheap articles you see on the Internet. Milei said he chose to take the vax, for those stupid reasons I agree, but he also said it should not be mandated.
I don't even follow my birth country's politics, so no way I am going to follow Argentinian politics in depth. I see what you meant with nuance if that is the case. I am not regurgitating anything; simply I am extremely skeptic and distrustful of politicians. Still, it looks like Milei is trapped in the materialistic mindset: per the article, he said "I believe in science" (I thought that science was about verifying independently, not 'believing', as in "don't trust, verify"). I prefer to control my destiny and try to accept what I cannot control.
There are going to be severe forces against him. We'll see. The problem is not that there is bad national government, but that nation-state government exists at all.
reply
The problem is not that there is bad national government, but that nation-state government exists at all.
Agree, but for now we have to deal with what we've got.
I don't care too much about what he personally thinks ("I believe in science", whatever), I only care he doesn't push forced mandates. Fwiw he was very vocal against lockdowns and he even wrote a book called "Pandenomics"
As you say we'll see what happens but I'm fucking glad the pro-globalist leftard kirchneristas are finished.