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Libertarianism is already demonised in the circles of the parasite class - they know it is the only political threat to them as the “conservative” parties in every Western country are part of the same totalitarian duopoly system which pushes state power ever further into the private sphere.

Let the media portray him as unhinged - their tactics are not working like they used to and their grip on the narrative continues to erode.

Having people like Milei and even Vivek put these ideas out there shifts the overton window and helps normalise concepts which many have never previously been exposed to. If the parasites think they can spin it well good fucking luck to them, I reckon it’s just accelerating their inevitable demise.

Joel Walbert 2y ago

Ok, so why would they give one a platform? Do you really think they want those ideals out there because they want people to hear those ideals? Vivek played the same exact role. 'They' lost many to libertarianism is recent years. 'They' are using puppets with hope & change rhetoric with a libertarian twist to bring em back. If he was legit, he wouldn't have even been 'elected'.

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StackSats.IO 2y ago

He’s the President of Argentina, not your neighbourhood Libertarian - his position carries weight. I imagine they thought they could do deals with him over there which is entirely possible is happening in the background.

If “they” lost so many to libertarianism, how does platforming someone who talks about Rothbard and Hayek bring those people back into the fold? That is twisted logic. Wouldn’t it rather expose more people to those ideas who would potentially then align to libertarianism?

Not every vote in the world is rigged. If the “wrong person” wins they usually neuter them through other means.

I’d be more concerned that Milei is totally ineffective at reversing course and then libertarianism is dismissed as having not worked than writing him off as a plant.