/liberty/ - Austro-Libertarianism

>>282 (OP) 
>Why the fuck aren't we talking about this guy?
What's to say? He talks a good talk now lets watch him walk.

>What's to say?
Funny memes, good 'best of' moments, etc..  Just to have two seconds to revel, because I feel like libertarians don't get that a lot.

>>282 (OP) 
Hoppe raped this guy

so did anything good came out in the meantime from his governance?

>>1402
Inflation has slowed down from nearly 300% to like 40 or 50%. I'll give him credit for somehow steering the ship away from hyperinflationary collapse.

The thing with Argentina is that the economy is so catastrophically bad that there can be massive improvements and things still look terrible. It's like taking a 700 lb patient with cancer, aids, and pneumonia; and you cure the pneumonia. Like, it's an improvement, but completely imperceptible.

>>863
Did Hoppe ever respond to Milei's response? I mean, looking at Hoppe's response I just can't help but feel like "Are you this naïve dude? Do you understand how checks and balances work?" Like, the President can't unilaterally remove departments even though he wants to. You still have to have congressional support. I'm honestly surprised he was able to do as much as he did.
Really, in general, I always get curious about how much hope people place in Presidents. They're not "L'etat c'est moi" creatures. Logically, there should be that much effort placed into senators, since filibustering has done more for the cause of liberty than practically anything else in recent times.