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Argentina's Milei shuts up critics w/miracle turnaround of economy.. WARNS WORLD: REJECT Socialism & Embrace Captializm!
Argentina's Milei shuts up critics w/miracle turnaround of economy.. WARNS WORLD: REJECT Socialism & Embrace Captializm!
By ConservativeWave
18 May 2024 1:57 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
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18 May 2024 1:57 pm
HONEST Capitalim (which is what we once had), vs. CORRUPT Capitalism (which we NOW have)... is the difference between a THRIVING and FREE Nation, WELL educated and HONEST, where the PEOPLE are in control, and the government does what the majority of the people DEMAND
VERSUS
A Pseudo-Socialist Totalitarian Plutocratic Dictatorship... where the RICH are in control, and WE the PEOPLE are simply a new for of SLAVE LABOR... here to serve the Rich and Powerful... to the detriment and harm of the majority !!
Daniel Raisbeck, a policy analyst at the CATO Institute, told Fox News Digital.... SPEAKING about Javier Milei: "The fact that you have a president, head of state, who is defending the free market, who is defending the role of entrepreneurs and businessmen as creators of value and just defending deregulation when the tendency in Latin America and much of the West has been to regulate the economy . . . I think that's very positive, not only for Argentina, but for the region as a whole and maybe beyond,"
https://www.foxnews.com/world/argentina ... y-policies
VERSUS
A Pseudo-Socialist Totalitarian Plutocratic Dictatorship... where the RICH are in control, and WE the PEOPLE are simply a new for of SLAVE LABOR... here to serve the Rich and Powerful... to the detriment and harm of the majority !!
Daniel Raisbeck, a policy analyst at the CATO Institute, told Fox News Digital.... SPEAKING about Javier Milei: "The fact that you have a president, head of state, who is defending the free market, who is defending the role of entrepreneurs and businessmen as creators of value and just defending deregulation when the tendency in Latin America and much of the West has been to regulate the economy . . . I think that's very positive, not only for Argentina, but for the region as a whole and maybe beyond,"
https://www.foxnews.com/world/argentina ... y-policies
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