>>8043308>This guy is making the state as little as possible,That's a good thing; 'big government' is a socialists wetdream because it means that a few politicians control the day-to-day lives of the nations entire population, and that's very very bad.
>which means that the help these people were receiving (free healthcare, free primary and secondary schools, free university in one of the most prestigious universities in america, monetary help to people with kids, etc) is gonna be cut down. Those people are loosing rights, and they are not going to be better.And that one statement says way more than you imagine and highlights why Milei will probably ultimately 'fail', I mean he's already receiving backlash from people who clearly don't understand not only what a shit job he's got, but also the good that he's trying his best to do to turn the country around after the decades of corruption.
The sad reality apparently is as much as the argentinian people dislike(d) the corrupt governments of old, the people have unfortunately clearly become extremely... comfortable... with the state controlling, and handing the people, everything (for free) , while most folks clearly don't realise that the money to pay for all that free stuff has to come from somewhere, and so if people aren't working to earn a wage and pay their taxes, perhaps because they're instead living solely on government handouts, then the only options the government has is either to print more money to cover the cost of every free thing while devaluing and destroying the economy in the process, or to make deals with the corporate/industry world to sponsor those free things, or to have the people start paying for those things.
At the end of the day though nothing is 'free', and the sooner the argentinian people realise that the better things will become for them and their nation, otherwise argentina will simply find itself forever stuck in the same tired old socialist-inspired death spiral.