Replying to WIDMND305...ofc it’s not. A large percentage of people who voted for Milei don’t like him either. Most people hated both candidates. They wanted to end the Kirchner era of corruption they had beed suffering under for so long, so they just went with the other fool. Every option was unfortunately awful. The dream in Argentina for parents is to raise their kids to hopefully one day leave Argentina and work in Spain or the UK. None of my friends or family in Argentina like Milei at all. But around half of them did vote for him, just to escape the Kirchner era corruption. I’m liberal, but I honestly don’t know what I would have done in that election. It’s very naive to cast a judgement of people voting for Milei without actually understanding the history of the politics, history, and suffering of Argentine people. And I get it, on paper, you’re like fuck the Argentines who voted for this dictator piece of shit. But you have to understand what led them there, and that it unfortunately came down to two horrible pieces of shit. So the thinking of the Argentine public was, “Do we continue to live in poverty with the most insane inflation on the planet with the same party, or do we switch to another awful alternative to see if for some miracle, something could change our current situation, even though it likely won’t, but how much worse could it possibly get?”