Cristina Kirchner se abre un Only y aún la seguirían votando 🤡

Cristina Kirchner has been sentenced after years of accusations of deep corruption that heavily impacted Argentina, with her role in the devaluation of the Argentine peso. However, her ability to appeal means this may drag on, reflecting the sluggishness and inefficiency of the judicial system. Her rhetoric of persecution, claiming she is targeted because she is a woman, is critiqued, while the closure of channel subscriptions is mentioned humorously, ensuring only long-standing supporters remain.

Argentina's decline from a global power to its current state is attributed to socialist governance. The text criticizes leftists for their detrimental impact on the economy and the misuse of taxes on unnecessary governmental expenses. It argues that larger government control invites corruption and financial mismanagement, reflecting a preference for minimal government intervention and economic freedom as a solution to revive prosperity.

Kirchner is sentenced to six years for fraudulent administration, a term seen as lenient and possibly reducible. The discourse touches on her destructive governance, highlighting a failed public works project - a road in Patagonia that was expensive, unnecessary, and poorly executed, allegedly benefiting friends and allies. This epitomizes the corruption that has afflicted Argentina under her leadership.

The narrative shifts to critique public benefits like pensions and education funded by taxes. They are portrayed as inefficient uses of taxpayer money, benefiting the few politically connected rather than the public. This underscores a belief in personal responsibility over state intervention, emphasizing that citizens should manage their own financial futures rather than rely on state systems.