Comments by "S. Moore" (@SMoore-vj7bt) on "Javier Milei Elected in Argentina (Should You Move There?)" video.

Impossible to turn around Latin America. They were and always will be on a hacienda system. They were colonized and developed the wrong way. The inertia is all fckd.
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@jessiesheldon-huffey1824 tangentially, child prodigy 170 IQ Omar Bessa told me that all of Argentina is basically Africa, except for Patagonia.
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Impossible to turn around Latin America. They were and always will be on a hacienda system. They were colonized and developed the wrong way. The inertia is all fckd.
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@nostradamus7648 it can not remain conservative (nor is it currently conservative as the victory was just a frustration vote, not a change in culture). I explain why in my comments replies in the comment thread started by rocambolli at the top level. That is if YT has not shadow banned my comments, which is often the case.
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@newpanda5982 the problem was the centralization of resources into haciendas, instead of distributing the land to a white, hard-working middle class as we did in Canada, U.S. and Australia. Erasing the indigenous population was necessary also, because the indigenous culture can not scale well to a nation-state without becoming dysfunctional, e.g. Bolivia.
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@newpanda5982 let me make it 100% clear that I do not inherently dislike any people. I am just analyzing what appears to be the driving factors of outcomes. I am for any insights which improves the outcomes. As what I remember Uruguay only naturalizes married couples. They are encouraging families. Yet that once again smacks of government meddling in private affairs. Why should government care if I am married or not? None of their f-ing business to be involved in my personal life. For example, my Filipina has to register our child as illegitimate (in Philippines) because are not officially married, some carryover from the Spanish system of morality and government/church. I remember watching a video about Germans who immigrated to Uruguay generations past and still maintain some of their original culture although they find it difficult to retain their Germanic language. One way Argentina might contemplate radically transforming the culture and politics of their nation into more intense can do and libertarian attitude, would be a mass immigration program from the Anglo-Saxon middle of the United States (avoid the socialists and statists which populate the coasts and northeast). Argentina has the climate and land to offer. Paraguay is doing this to some extent, but lacks the best climate and they are immigrating too many socialists from Western Europe. But there would need to be several changes to the system, especially in the area of Castle Doctrine for gun rights for example. Less government interventions, laws, petty regulations, more freedoms. For example, in much of South America you even require motorists to have a rescue kit in their vehicle. We from the United States do not like the government dictating to us how we want to manage our own safety. We do not want government to be our paternal father aka the nanny State. Government be gone is our attitude. Of course we have big government now in the U.S. and many of us hate it, but still the petty bureaucracy is not so prevalent because in the U.S. we hate to wait in line for anything. We in the United States hate Spanish style bureaucracy and procedures. We want the government to be invisible! We more or less hate government (well at least the founding stock Anglo-Saxon aka British/German variety such as myself).
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Incorrect. You do not understand the fundamental reason the U.S. and Canada are not the same as the Spanish colonies. Impossible to turn around Latin America. They were and always will be on a hacienda system. They were colonized and developed the wrong way. The inertia is all fckd.
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Politics will never make to even 4 years. You do not understand the fundamental reason the U.S. and Canada are not the same as the Spanish colonies. Impossible to turn around Latin America. They were and always will be on a hacienda system. They were colonized and developed the wrong way. The inertia is all fckd.
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@goojay6696 Politics will never make to even 4 years. Most people do not understand the fundamental reason the U.S. and Canada are not the same as the Spanish colonies. Impossible to turn around Latin America. They were and always will be on a hacienda system. They were colonized and developed the wrong way. The inertia is all fckd.
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@titopiano5176 that may be true, but I think many of us would relish the existence of a nation that could steadfastly adhere to libertarian small government. We are justifiably skeptical whether there will ever exist such a nation. My conjecture (which hopefully is incorrect) is that Argentina might be socio-culturally inertia incapable of being a steadfastly libertarian society. Yet we could probably say that about every nation on earth. I am very skeptical about whether Argentina will not be right back to their prior plight within another election cycle or two. If they institute Castle Doctrine and gun rights like we have in the USA and abandon their hugs for criminals, then I might take notice. But no Latin America nation will ever have real gun rights and personal security. Ever. But maybe that is acceptable to them and its their country.
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@nostradamus7648 child prodigy 170 IQ Omar Bessa told me that all of Argentina is basically Africa, except for Patagonia.
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@M86KIA how so? Because he bothered to inform me about the reality of the situation on the ground in Argentina? What is up with the snide remarks by armchair warriors on social media? Maybe you should clarify your intent? Appears he might end up wasting his gift, as he seemed to be unfocused the last time I touched base with him. But I really do not have enough contact with him to know one way or the other. It is difficult for me to speak (especially in terse YT comment) to every possible way that my comments might be too one-sided or offend someone. I am just saying that S. America is a land mass of great natural resources, but the culture is not one of strict discipline like we had in Anglo-Saxon countries and the U.S. colony. The S. Americans seem still close to tribal and sharing among an extended clan. That sort of thing. The U.S. was colonized by individual land owners, not plantations of slaves (except in the South) as was the case in Latin America. I do not think the Latin Americans can graduate from their inherent tendency to socialism/sharing/collective stewardship of the indigenous tribes. Tribal organization does not work when applied to a national culture.
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@titopiano5176 you are doomed with your communist death wish scapegoating. Dude the USA got wealthy because of our highly productive society, not on the back of slaves. Slavery bankrupts a society. You ideas are backa$$wards. Get the fck out of here with your nonsense.
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@newpanda5982 I hope so but Latin American never wiped out the indigenous populations so they will always suffer from being brown countries. Sad to say, because it was not what my heart strings wanted to believe in my more idealistic youth. Prove me wrong and I will cheer.
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@lolkom77 Argentina is socialist. Because the offers of socialism is what caused Argentinians to vote for these a-holes. It was only when the system collapsed to such a degree that a slim majority of the people decided to vote against socialism. You can not blame only the figureheads without also blaming the people who vote. Which is why this problem can never be fixed in Argentina, because the people are f*cked. Milei is selling out Argentina to the NWO wherein countries will be on a dystopian Bitcoin standard. Which will be hell of deflationary and concentrate all the world's wealth to the 0.01%. There is no solution. Humanity is fcked. Bill Gates is working on the solution. I suggest the video Who is Bill Gates by James Corbett.
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@newpanda5982 less corruption in Canada? What are you smoking. Enjoy your enslavement there.
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