I’m going to reply to you in English, so everyone here understands. I’m an Argentinian too, and though I don’t see myself as a hardcore libertarian, I expected from you, being an Argentinian, that decades of economic destruction cannot be fixed in a year and a half. I will try to be brief (no promises though).

1) He is not the “brainchild” of Eurnekian. Is strange you say this, since Eurnekian has critiqued Milei multiple times, and he is clearly not ok with more economic liberties and a more competitive market. Milei did work for him for many years, and he has been polite with him despite his constant criticism. That doesn’t sound like a “brainchild” to me.

2) If he is a true, pure libertarian, that I don’t know. And I honestly don’t care. In less than a year and a half, the guy lowered inflation (true, 2,4 monthly inflation is high, but during previous administrations was far worse, funny that you don’t mention that…) He also lowered poverty and insecurity in general. There is a long, long road to go through. He has no governors, no mayors, and barely any legislative power, and yet he is fighting against the odds well, from enemies and from within. He is constrained by the politicians, syndical unions that march against him because he is cutting off their money, and the media who attack him almost non stop because he is not giving them money either. You can’t seriously expect Milei, or you, or me, to fix such a wrecked economy in a year and a half, it’s insanity.

I don’t care if Dumbo the elephant is my president. If Dumbo lowers inflation, poverty and insecurity, opens us to the world, and does all of this despite how complicated things are, I would vote for Dumbo happily. It’s called pragmatism.

3) Though saying that his political party is “corrupt” is an exaggeration, it is true that it has a decent amount of incompetent or even traitorous people. However, must I remind you that La Libertad Avanza had to be formed as quickly as possible? They didn’t have the luxury to pick pure libertarians… because they are so few of them. Or would you rather allowed the other political parties, the same ones who ruined our country, to win the elections again? No thank you, u rather have Milei.

4) He increased some taxes at the start, but has significantly reduced them, not to mention the regulations he has either eliminated and quelled. And you can only truly lower taxes by the legislature, and guess what? He has no control of it. Blame the politicians, not Milei. Where have you been these last 20 years, my dude?

5) They are not promoting the elimination of physical cash. They are giving you options. OPTIONS. This is a non point anyway. Never heard anyone complaining about this.

6) Our economy is by no means in a good position, and we have to make a lot of reforms to get out of the hole we are, but again, you truly expect to become a super power in a year and a half? Also, what proof do you have that the INDEC is being manipulated? And where were you been the last 20 years, again? We literally have a guy called Guillermo Moreno that was condemned (not jailed) for doing exactly that. A Peronist, the same guys who destroyed our economy.

7) Conservative support? From who? Two people at most? Fascism? The last time I checked, fascist love to control people, in fact, they are quite the opposite to a libertarian. I don’t see people jailing or killing people that oppose him, or saying that Argentinians are superior than anyone else, or controlling the economy himself. Either you are brainwashed leftist, or you are trolling. I’m being serious here, no sarcasm, I genuinely don’t know what you are even talking about.

8) Diego Giacomini was with Milei from the beginning, yes. I don’t about him introducing the libertarian ideals to Milei, so I won’t challenge you on that. However, he is either envious or jealous of the success that Milei had, since he attacks him constantly, going on TV channels that are clearly biased in favor of, you guessed it, peronists and leftists. Instead of helping him, he is pointing the finger at him and saying: “You are dumb, and I’m smart!”, all he does is complain. At least Milei managed to become President despite the odds.

So, to finish this, I must ask again… where were you the last 20 years? Were you this harsh with Alberto Fernandez? With Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner? With Sergio Massa? Those three, plus dozens of others, destroyed our economy, our culture, our society. They are at fault for why things are so hard right now, and the reason why it’s taking so long to recover.

If you truly thought that Milei could fix EVERYTHING wrong with our country in a year and a half, with no governors and no control of congress, you are legitimately insane.

The opposition doesn’t want to fix our problems. They want this to fail, so they can return and continue to steal from us, to do everything that you criticize Milei for, only that they already did all of that.

I can understand a foreigner not understanding our past or how we got here in the first place, but from an Argentinian? I’m disappointed.