> Calm down a bit and start trying to not insult everyone you do not like. You do not like me I am cool with it. But attack the argumentation, not the people.
Pray tell me, does this line of debate tactics usually work for you?
> Milei is the only person in your country honest enough to put his privileges on a lottery to not keep it for him becaise he is against taxes.
"Honest" is one way of putting it. "Far right libertarian" is another. In any case, like I said, he also has an authoritarian streak.
> "Honest" is one way of putting it. "Far right libertarian" is another.
In many ways, giving a public service without taking the wealth of others and giving up you assigned salary for the task could be seen as more socialist than what mamy socialists claim. That is why, as of today, I have respect for Milei: he tries to promote what he believes starting on not making the rest pay the bill.
Things can change, sure. And politics can change people. I can change my mind. I talk about now and today. Respect for Mr. Milei. If there was a person like Milei in Spain, and not necessarily a libertarian, I would probably vote again. Now I simply cannot.
> In many ways, [Milei] giving a public service without taking the wealth of others and giving up you assigned salary for the task could be seen as more socialist
You do realize that's a publicity stunt on Milei's part, and that it's completely unrelated to socialism, right?
Pray tell me, does this line of debate tactics usually work for you?
> Milei is the only person in your country honest enough to put his privileges on a lottery to not keep it for him becaise he is against taxes.
"Honest" is one way of putting it. "Far right libertarian" is another. In any case, like I said, he also has an authoritarian streak.