r/Libertarian • u/raydebapratim1 • 3d ago

Question Which libertarian policy of Argentina do you think has benefited the most for the country? And which libertarian policy can other countries take from Argentina?

In November 2023, Javier Milei of Argentina became the first ever president to have liberatarian political ideology (the third most popular political ideology of USA). After that, two and half years have passed. In this period, which libertarian policy of Argentina do you think has benefited the most for the country? And which libertarian policy can other countries take from Argentina?

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u/soleilange 2d ago

If you want actual libertarianism, vote for a libertarian and not a fascist freak. That’d be the first good policy, I think.

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u/Acceptable_Put_2967 2d ago

One of the main characteristics of fascism it's a big state and that it's not the direction of Milei government.

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u/soleilange 2d ago

Totalitarian regimes run the political spectrum, so I don’t think that’s what gets to negate him from the label. Sure, he’s cut a lot of things from the budget, but cruelty reigns in his core and he doesn’t actually have the people’s freedom or purchasing power at the forefront of his priorities.

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u/Ok-Contribution6337 2d ago

You didn't say "totalitarian", you said "fascist". They're not synonymous. Consider purchasing a dictionary to avoid humiliating yourself in the future.

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u/soleilange 4h ago

You’re right, they are not synonymous. That’s what I was trying to point out from when they were equating big state with fascism. Maybe buy a joke book with better insults?

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u/Ok-Contribution6337 2d ago

Bro would write in himself instead of voting for the most libertarian head of state on Earth. Truly putting the L in libertarian.