That's a strawman. Using the right economic policies would fix the problem. Argentina had a cold, maybe pneumonia. The right fix was antibiotics, not a bullet to the head.
You have yet to prove anything you stated. If you have a good economy with low inflation allowing the average person to save and build wealth, poverty will eventually lower. If you just focus on the poverty and don't fix the core issues you won't solve anything.
To continue with your analogy, you are treating the symptom, not the disease. Millei appears to be curing the disease, but the treatment is painful.
This just mirrors the fake zealotry babbled in Venezuela while the country was cratering. I don't have to prove that mainstream economics works. That's risible Putinist nonsense like the rest of your line of "reasoning."
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That's a strawman. Using the right economic policies would fix the problem. Argentina had a cold, maybe pneumonia. The right fix was antibiotics, not a bullet to the head.
You have yet to prove anything you stated. If you have a good economy with low inflation allowing the average person to save and build wealth, poverty will eventually lower. If you just focus on the poverty and don't fix the core issues you won't solve anything.
To continue with your analogy, you are treating the symptom, not the disease. Millei appears to be curing the disease, but the treatment is painful.
This just mirrors the fake zealotry babbled in Venezuela while the country was cratering. I don't have to prove that mainstream economics works. That's risible Putinist nonsense like the rest of your line of "reasoning."
Mainstream economics doesn't think 1000% inflation is fine.