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26 sats \ 2 replies \ @didiplaywell 18 Nov \ parent \ on: Does the older generation always think the subsequent generations are soft? FiresidePhilosophy
It's quite divided here:
  • There's an army of millions of state parasites who "work" for the state (all of them being progressively severed by Milei right now), who are in all aspects and senses a modern nobility, for the state grants them special economical and legal privileges. Those are the ones which hold a status quo, but are not a majority.
  • There's a 10x bigger (hard numbers, 20 million indigents) army of parasites who live entirely out of pensions and state benefits, but dwell in cluttered slums. The trick there is to have them always on the edge, so that even if they despise socialism, they have to vote for it just to not to die from hunger.
  • Then there's the other half of the population who works entirely just to keep the two groups above, but are so indoctrinated into socialism that despite of being humiliated and exploited by it (no wealth, no status quo), still will vote for it because is the only thing they can understand. When something is "private", is "evil", when something belongs to the state, is "holy". And all failures and shortcomings are due to the evil imperialist countries who permanently boycott the country to make socialism fail.
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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @stack_harder OP 18 Nov
it seems very ingrained across society, Milei warned the UK we could end up in a similar trap and i think he might be right.
still, must be quite satisfying to watch him chainsaw the shit out of the parasites
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26 sats \ 0 replies \ @didiplaywell 18 Nov
i think he might be right
Oh, he is. I can tell you.
must be quite satisfying to watch him chainsaw the shit out of the parasites
Orgasmic, that's the word. It feels orgasmic.
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