Chau Fpv - Good Freaking Riddance.

[Matiasba]

como les gusta caer en los lugaes, en los mitos de la politica y en el PREJUICIO!!!

de verdad creen que a los K los votan a cambio de un choripan? tan estupida creen que es la gente?

 

[scotttswan]

como les gusta caer en los lugaes, en los mitos de la politica y en el PREJUICIO!!!

de verdad creen que a los K los votan a cambio de un choripan? tan estupida creen que es la gente?

 

[ajoknoblauch]

It just goes to show that, if you're truly ambitious, you can rise to a management position!

 

[Matt84]

Wow, quiet unbelievable but It kinda makes sense that in a Corporate State loyal party members are the shareholders who liquidate part of their stock on election day.
That Pamela guy could be the inspiration for an awesome "Better call Saul" type (reality) show.

I wonder if Teresa Bo had to put out to get the interview with Pamela.

 

[Noesdeayer]

96000 Let's understand ourselves well. It's not the "chroipan". People vote for the Ks because in their view it is their best choice Given the way Argentine society has been working for the last 70 years or so,it probably is just that. As a woman I know who lives in a "villa de emergencia" so correctly told me of the Peronists " Una migaja al pueblo siempre tiran".Technology, good education and a growing economy can change their choice for their betterment.Just ask the Chileans,Brazilans and now,surprisingly,the Uruguayans

 

[Matt84]

96000 Let's understand ourselves well. 1) It's not the "chroipan". People vote for the Ks because in their view it is their best choice Given the way Argentine society has been working for the last 70 years or so,it probably is just that. As a woman I know who lives in a "villa de emergencia" so correctly told me of the Peronists " Una migaja al pueblo siempre tiran".2) Technology, good education and a growing economy can change their choice for their betterment.Just ask the Chileans,Brazilans and now,surprisingly,the Uruguayans

Let's try and understand you:
1) If I understand correctly you are admitting they get a choripan, which is not necessary because that's not the deciding factor.
My question would be: How would the real Socialists and Communists and even Workers Party fare, electorally, if there was no Partido Choripanista?

2) Unless by technology you're referring to Santa Evita's food processors and Donia Krestina's flat screen tvs paid in 248 installments or through organized looting,
then don't those bread crumbs cost a lot less than technology, good education and a World Competitive Economy?
If the powers that be provided (or allowed the circumstances for) such things, wouldn't they be outvoted by Honest Socialists, Radicals, and whatever the Christian-Democrats or Conservatives like to call themselves nowadays (Pro? Carrio?)

and btw, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, nor any other country in the New World has inherited the 1930s South-Central European political culture Argentina is so proud of.

 

[Noesdeayer]

Mat84 1) There was an active Partido Comunsta which did participate in elections for years which never got too many votes.I don't know if it still exists.I think the Partido Obrero still participates.As Borges used to say,"I confess my ignorance"..
2). By technology you know very well that I mean IT, the Internet and social networking systems which Argentines love to use.They are also very good programers and designers. These bread crumbs do, indeed ,cost a lot less than technology,good educatioin and a world competitive economy.Populists like the Ks insult the intelligence of all fellow Argentines by throwing them these and other such $$ handouts trying to get their votes "on the cheap".No they would not be outvoted by Christian-Democrats or Conservatives either The populits always appeal to national sentiment by stating they are the only party"nacional y popular" to the core..Don't forget that Peronism was originally billed as a Third Position and this super nationalist strategy has usually workred quite well with their electorate.
btw Right you are Luckily,for them,no other country,with the possible exception of Uruguay which appears to be throwing it off,has inherited the 1930s Franco and Mussilini inheritance that "John Sunday" and "Little Evie" left their devoted followers.N:B:If organized labor (Moyano) backs the Pro,they could squeeze a victory in the 1st round or,if not,definitely in the 2nd. We could be witnessing a fundamental game change this October.