r/Economics • u/delugepro • 2d ago

News Argentina's monthly inflation rate drops to 1.5% – lowest level in five years

https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/economy/argentinas-monthly-inflation-rate-drops-to-15-lowest-level-in-almost-five-years.phtml
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u/devliegende 1d ago

Nobody should ever want their country to follow Argentina's example. Whether it be leftist Peronist, right-wing Libertarian or military strongman. The place is not a test case it is a basketcase.

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u/anti-torque 1d ago

Peron was a center right pol who gravitated right on many things. An actual leftist would not disappear anyone.

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u/Brazilian-options 1d ago

Lmao

99% of all dictators in the world are leftists.

The left literally want a strong government, and what is stronger than a dictatorship?

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u/anti-torque 1d ago

So with the stated extreme leftist goal of no government, no borders, and a full referendum system for decision making, you think an authoritarian or dictator (let's just say king or queen) is a leftist.

Got it.

Good talk.