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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @clr 20 Nov 2023 \ parent \ on: Javier Gerardo Milei & World Economic Forum; [Well, fancy that!] bitcoin
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.
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.