Je demande à tout ceux qui voit ce post. Écouté ce que le Président de l'Argentine avait à dire. Cela pourrait changer votre vie. Partagé le lien si vous etes en accord.
Here's my conversation with Javier Milei (@JMilei), President of Argentina 🇦🇷.
I'm posting it in both English (overdubbed) & Spanish (with subtitles) here on X and everywhere else.
See comment thread for Spanish version and links. The Spanish version has me speaking Spanish 🔥
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
3:27 - Economic freedom
8:52 - Anarcho-capitalism
18:45 - Presidency and reforms
38:05 - Poverty
44:37 - Corruption
53:14 - Freedom
1:07:26 - Elon Musk
1:12:54 - DOGE
1:14:56 - Donald Trump
1:20:56 - US and Argentina relations
1:28:05 - Messi vs Maradona
1:36:58 - God
1:39:05 - Elvis and Rolling Stones
1:42:45 - Free market
1:49:46 - Loyalty
1:52:23 - Advice for young people
1:53:49 - Hope for Argentina
America doesn’t have a crime problem, a welfare problem, or an immigration problem. It has a consequences problem.
Once a society removes real costs from predation, fraud, disorder, and dependency, it stops getting isolated failures and starts getting a culture trained to treat indulgence as the baseline expectation.
That shift didn’t happen by accident. It was built, policy by policy, over decades.
We released violent offenders because long sentences felt cruel. We designed welfare so fathers became optional and generations could live off the taxpayer without shame or exit ramps. We treated retail rampages and school disruption as social issues instead of enforcement problems. We opened the border while telling citizens they had to absorb the resulting pressure on wages, housing, and services.
Every step sent the same signal: your actions will not cost you much, and someone else will handle the aftermath.
The training worked. Now the same institutions that removed the price tags act surprised when the culture produces more of exactly what they subsidized.
This is the predictable output of systems that decided accountability was too harsh and that demanding it was the real cruelty.
You can keep managing the symptoms with more programs, more process, and more excuses. Or you can reattach actual costs to the behaviors you claim to oppose.
One path sustains the vacuum. The other requires admitting it was never a bug.
(article below)
In 2020, Argentina tried rent control:
🔴Rental prices soared by over 140%
🔴Rental availabilities dropped 45%
In 2023, President Milei repealed it:
🟢Rental prices went down by 40%
🟢Rental availabilities soared 212%
Mamdani voters in New York City are about to learn a valuable economics lesson