Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "Argentina debt crisis: IMF loan repayments loom as economy falter" video.

  1. It was all a temporary act that never could've lasted. Argentina has rarely focused on stimulating their economy or attracting investments. Short-sighted spending and a big welfare state is all that they've had in mind. That's not a policy preparing for the future or its people long-term. The analogy of a "kid in high school with good grades and great motivation" is therefore lacking, considering that such people tend to become very successful. Argentina didn't lay out the groundwork that secured a good outcome. They created failure.
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  2. Don't scapegoat IMF when Argentina didn't even adhere to their advice. Argentina is at fault, not IMF.
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  3. When you focus on massive spending and welfare rather than creating opportunity and economic growth, you'll end up in high debt and shortages. Argentina has to reap what they sow now.
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  4. She's alright. Nothing out of the ordinary. Sexually frustrated/deprived?
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  5.  @kenfu9334  Did you just upvote yourself? Don't talk about the appearance of others if you don't want to have a conversation about it. And don't comment on the internet if you don't want responses.
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  6.  @justdogood7413  Did you upvote your own comment? Anyway, if you think that open borders is an approach to stimulate the motivation and economic output at home, you'd be wrong. Many countries have tried that approach and the result have been mass unemployment (unless labor migration is what you're talking about), cultural division and a depleted welfare state. Look at Sweden and Germany for some great examples of this. I think the state's monetary and fiscal policy, and social policies that lets people develop great qualities/qualifications, is what dictates how people act on the market. Argentina has stifled innovation, taxed its people to death, and made it difficult to invest/start up companies in the country. As for the claim about mixed children, I look it up quickly and found something pointing towards the contrary: " A new study that involved surveying 90,000 adolescent U.S. students showed that those who considered themselves to be of mixed race were more likely than others to suffer from depression, substance abuse, sleep problems and various aches and pains." Where did you come up with that idea? From thin air?
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  7. Don't blame the IMF for your own failures and mismanagement. Adopt IMF's guidelines and you'd lay the groundwork for success. Don't? Then expect this "trap" or failure that you inflicted yourself.
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  8.  @kenfu9334  Take an english class.
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