• QuoVadisHomines@sh.itjust.works
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              10 days ago

              Yes and Im wondering why you would be bringing that up in a discussion about economic policy since it is completely unrelated to what was taught there.

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                  8 hours ago

                  No I know they are unrelated. The School of the Americas is not teaching economics. They teach “counter insurgency” and other military tactics because it is run by the US military.

                  it’s clownish to suggest this has anything to do with the school of the Americas especially since nobody in Milleli’s economic team attended it.

                  It’s fucking weird to think Argentinians did not choose the policy they actively voted for. Argentinians have the ability to decide things for themselves and it is insulting to suggest everyone just follows the whims of Americans.

          • RichieAdler 💻@programming.dev
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            11 days ago

            Yeah, let’s ignore US State Department pressures and decades of indoctrination.

            The US are a scourge on the world, accept it and stop defending their policies.

            • QuoVadisHomines@sh.itjust.works
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              10 days ago

              Instead you want us all to be so ignorant as to presume no nation has a role in choosing what policy they follow but instead does what the USA tells them?

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                  8 hours ago

                  I think you’re just trying to ignore that Argentinians willing adopted bad policy all on their own and want to be able to blame America rather than accept that Argentinians willingly chose bad policy.

                  It’s fucking weird that anyone isn’t blaming the Argentinian electorate as there’s no evidence that the elections were rigged by outside forces.

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              10 days ago

              Look up Argentinian economic history. They usually went against US policies, favoring strict regulation, protectionist economic policies, big social services, high state spending, etc. .