Argentine’s Javier Milei on leftism’s failures and conservativism’s inevitable victory

American Thinker ^ | 19 Jun, 2024 | Andrea Widburg

[MtnClimber]

Whenever I see something Milei has done or hear something he’s said, I hope that Donald Trump is taking notes.

In Europe, where the leftists never thought they would have to rig elections, the ordinary people just voted in droves for conservatives. In Argentina and El Salvador, two other places where election rigging seemed unnecessary, Javier Milei and Nayib Bukele won. While Europe, outside of Italy, hasn’t yet had a chance to put the new conservativism into action, Milei and Bukele show that law and order policies and fiscal conservativism make a huge difference. Indeed, in an awesome video, Milei explains exactly what that difference is.

I can’t figure out when Milei said those words, although the video you’re watching is one that Dave Rubin published only yesterday. I’ve transcribed Milei’s words, below, in case you don’t want to watch or are having problems reading the subtitles:

Javier Milei interview shown on The Rubin Report

Milei: You can’t give sh*t leftards an inch.

Interviewer: Can you define “sh*t leftist”?

Milei: All collectivists. All kinds of collectivists.

Interviewer: But why do you call them sh*t?

Milei: Because they are sh*t?

Interviewer: If you think different from them...

Milei: They will kill you! This is the point. You can’t give leftists an inch. If you give them an inch, they will use it to destroy you. You can’t negotiate with leftards. You don’t negotiate with trash because they will end you.

If they—the left—have a guy that beats his wife, if it’s one of them, he puts on the green scarf [meaning he’s pro-abortion] and yells about neoliberalism all the time, they hide it.

If suddenly there’s a journalist that molests another journalist, they hide it.

When it’s one of them, they hide. They hide all these aberrations.

[MtnClimber]

Wow, Milei gives it to this journalist better than Trump gives it to CNN.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Don’t give an inch? Our cops and first responders are being set up to fail. First there’s the defund movement. Then there’s all the unvetted undocumented young males coming in. Koran worshippers, mental patients and Chicoms that could cause enough trouble at any given moment to overwhelm our cops and firemen. The cities are the source of all this trouble. Sanctuaries, ballot stuffing, crime and an unwillingness to confront these issues head-on are the perfect setting for when riots and protests over other issues prop up. Think George Floyd/LGBQT crap. Anarchists need to be afraid and they’re not. It’s all happening at once. Pushback will have to be decisive as well as populist. We’ll see. It won’t end in November.

[DIRTYSECRET]

There’s more. What if it’s capitalism that brings this on? Think. Colonialism took raw materials from the 3rd world. Left alone those European nations would not have advanced. Whether it’s the raw materials or slaves the world gets disrupted in the biggest way. Think Commodore Perry threatening Japan to open up when all they wanted was to be left alone. Captain Cook saying Hawaiians would be better off ‘if we never came’. An upper class is created in the tribal kingdom where the medicine man is cast aside for a western medicine and a resentment builds. It’s inevitable. One big reason is that a capitalist will sell the rope to his enemy who will in turn use it to hang the seller with. Bingo.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Let’s see. Japan wouldn’t leave Korea alone. Polynesians raided other islands and captured people to sacrifice to their gods. So colonialism is part of the human condition.

Wanna know what’s next? It’s American companies moving their manufacturing overseas to lower labor costs. Colonialism in reverse? Service industries can be run cheaper by importing undocumented labor and undercutting locals. The only difference between no and then is weapons systems. They’re a lot deadlier now.

Would the US follow Milei and the other countries that are seeing the light? We have to stay united first and my previous post suggests otherwise. Too many poor in the world and it’s becoming unworkable.