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1 minute ago, IrishTitansFan said:

I was talking about Trump

Yes, but you were inferring that Millei was a populist wannabe dictator and that his policies had led to disastrous results as an example to warn about Trump. I would argue that his policies have been mostly successful and that he's not Trump, no matter how much people who don't like him try to label him. 

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Pure nonsense.  Byrd, Gore and Fulbright were liberal Democrats to name a few.   In fact the more Republican the South has become, the less racist.

“Libertarian”   LOL you fucking suckers 

They're 100% centrists at the least by international standards

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1 minute ago, Justafan said:

Yes, but you were inferring that Millei was a populist wannabe dictator and that his policies had led to disastrous results as an example to warn about Trump. I would argue that his policies have been mostly successful and that he's not Trump, no matter how much people who don't like him try to label him. 

No, I was calling Peron a populist wannabe dictator who's failure of protectionism is the lesson to be learned. Sorry, I thought that was obvious

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3 hours ago, Justafan said:

I actually agree that rent controls typically have not worked overall but…

 

50% over the poverty line

 

The free market guy is devaluing the peso by adding a massive 20 billion IMF debt to the country LOL!!!! 

 

https://x.com/markets/status/1904881825509417245?s=46

 

The IMF debt trap can be blamed on the right wing Macri and MileI governments, the left wing governments over the last 15 years reduced external debt significantly 

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Sounds like things are going well…

 

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-markets-soar-after-us-bessent-pledges-support-2025-09-22/

 

Argentine financial assets rallied on Monday, with stocks rising the most in six months, international dollar bonds up more than 6 cents and the peso strengthening after Washington pledged full support for Argentina's right-wing government ahead of key midterm elections next month.

 

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said "all options"are on the table for stabilizing Argentina, including swap lines and direct currency purchases, while underscoring President Donald Trump's confidence in Argentine President Javier Milei and his economic team.

 

Bessent told reporters after earlier announcing support for Argentina on social media that any U.S. action would be "large and forceful," but said no steps would be taken until after he and Trump meet with Milei in New York on Tuesday.

 

Argentine markets have fallen sharply in recent weeks, with international bonds down more than 20% for the year through Friday. The peso has been pressing against the weaker limit of a band set months ago, as corruption allegations inside Milei's circle and a larger-than-expected loss in a local election in Buenos Aires triggered investor concern over Milei's ability to reshape the economy.

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