Sofía 🇦🇷

[MC @CrewsMat10]

This is why Argentina has one of the best fanbases in football. What a welcome.🇦🇷🩵

[Mûriëlo @LordMurielo]

Estuvieron 40 días alentando por 8 equipos diferentes. Se pusieron 8 camisetas diferentes y veían que no se les daba. Nosotros solo nos pusimos la nuestra, hasta el último día. Argentina, no lo van a entender jamás.

[HANNAH 😍 @akinz_babe]

Why is everyone so desperate to discredit Argentina? There wasn’t a single team at this tournament that played with the same passion, intensity, and togetherness. The way these players fight and work for one another should be studied in unis. That’s what a real team looks like.

[Fandom Aguerrido @FandomAguerrid]

CÍRCULO DE INVOCACIÓN:

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PRIMER
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ARGENTINA
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[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

You’re Mbappé and you turn around:

[Nation @Titanfdc]

Scaloni: “tranquilos, es solo un partido”

como me estoy preparando yo que lo voy a ver desde el sillón de mi casa:

[caleidoscope eye 🪬 @_stopwhispering]

Piel de pollo. Que manija

[Juan Román Riquelme @YoViARiquelme]

PERIODISTA INGLESA a Maradona (2008): "Sé que sos un Argentino orgulloso, pero no te da vergüenza pasar los cuartos de un Mundial HACIENDO UN GOL CON LA MANO?"

Diegote:

[juan @JuanAranzazu_]

El odio hacia Argentina es un buen indicador para reconocer a personas que ven fútbol cada cuatro años

[Fola Olatunji-David @folasanwo]

Croatia scored a perfectly fair goal against Portugal last minute, VAR claimed it touched someone’s head, 100 camera angles could not show it touching, but the ref said the sensor beeped.

Please I want you guys to take a second to imagine what this TL would have said if it was against Argentina, not Portugal.

Cc: @femibakre @mc_lively_

Today, Norway took a goal kick that hit the camera in the roof of the stadium and dropped back to an English player and England scored from that.
Again, please imagine if that was Argentina. This TL for don hot since.

Mbappe’s goal for France this week was assisted by a player who did hand ball, but the ref/VAR didn’t cancel the goal. No outrage from TL.

The craziest part to me is, Argentina haven’t been awarded 1 single wrong call. They haven’t scored what should have been cancelled, and haven’t had a goal cancelled that shouldn’t have been. But agenda…

[Sofía 🇦🇷 @sofiaock]

@arielipillo Que infeliz 😂

[Jim Halpert Argento @sapillopillo]

yo gritando el gol de paraguay sabiendo que en el prode puse que perdian

[The 9/12 Day @The_912_Day]

“48 países en un mundial no es serio. Están matando el fútbol"

yo en el 2038 viendo a uruguay ser eliminado del mundial por la isla de epstein:

[RIQUELME DICTADOR @rojismo_12]

Nadie:

El área de Paraguay cada vez que tiraban un centro:

[Sofía 🇦🇷 @sofiaock]

@finelinhes Looking for the same? Not sure what time to be there for

[𝔏𝔢𝔞𝔫, 𝔢𝔩 ℑ𝔫𝔪𝔬𝔯𝔱𝔞𝔩 🏳️‍🌈 @leanelinmortal_]

La verdadera razón por la cual Kate Middleton no aparece ante los medios.

[Brujina @erregina]

Y derivado de eso, los elevadores dejaron de funcionar. Así vamos con el bingo.

[Tendencias en Argentina @porqueTTarg]

“Cine”

Por esta historia de un hotel de dos estrellas llamado La Argentina al que lo refaccionaron para que tuviera su merecida tercera estrella.

[DolarToday® @DolarToday]

"Cristina se va presa" así corean en las calles de Buenos Aires en Argentina, los simpatizantes del nuevo presidente de esa Nación Javier Milei.

[Pavol Lupták @wilderko]

From the center of Buenos Aires, I warmly congratulate all Argentines on the result of their democratic elections (although I am not a fan).

The voter turnout here was really high (76%).

Before you start reading the European media's bullshit about Milei being an ultra-right-wing fascist who wants to establish a dictatorship, study his electoral program (especially the economic one).

To vote for his opposition (Massa) was to vote for a continuation of the dramatic economic decline and hyperinflation that Argentina has been facing for decades (Massa was directly responsible for this as Minister of Economy).

Yes, many Argentines voted for Milei out of desperation because they had nothing left to lose - socialists like Massa have ruined their lives with hyperinflation and made Argentina the country with the worst economic decline in Latin America (worse than Venezuela's at the moment).

European politicians, as forged socialists, supported Massa, of course, because it is inconceivable to them that Argentina could become a model of a minimal, lean, and better-functioning state - Milei plans to abolish most of the state, fire most civil servants, abolish most ministries, and abolish most taxes and stop inflation by dollarisation.

When the European media tell you that Milei is a populist, know that populism in Argentina at the moment means abolishing all social packages, abolishing the dysfunctional public health service, and introducing market prices without state subsidies.

Populism in Milei's case means that he wants to abolish all social benefits because Argentines have understood that state social benefits are the most expensive and have been paying for them for years through hyperinflation.

The populism of Milei means that he wants to end relations with socialist countries like Venezuela or China (for which European politicians, who only prattle on about the rights of the Uighurs, have no balls).

Yes, Milei is an emotionally unstable person and has many dark sides (he is in favor of banning abortion because he considers a person's life from the moment of conception, and he is against drugs because he thinks their legalization would burden the public health service, which he plans to abolish). Therefore, he has no clear support among libertarians.

It is not at all certain that he will be able to get his radical agenda through. Many people think not.

Unless he succeeds in dollarising Argentina and greatly curtailing collapsing socialism, the ideas of the minimal state may be transferred to other Latin American socialist states.

The election of Milei is a demonstration that most people in Argentina understand that the state is not the solution, but the main problem. That socialism does not work and has failed completely in Argentina.

It should also be a clear signal to the economically stagnant EU that continuing with tax increases, inflation, new regulations and other encroachments on the freedom of Europeans is a road to hell.

The Argentinians have already figured that out.