Well, this is because you don’t know that argentine’s revolutionary heroes fought slavery since 1810 and liberated Argentina, Chile and Peru from the biggest power of those days who sent its elite veteran troops like “La Burgos”:
Back in the last days of peso Ley, I bought a pair of shoes for something like $550,000 pesos. It was surreal.
The notes aren't big enough for their portraits!
Alive people is forbidden by law.
That minor detail has never stopped the K's before.
Facts shows that MM didn’t care the law, the National Constitution neither the western civilization.
lol
Sorry Bajo but what "facts" did MM show in not caring about the law? Besides none. Nobody flouted the law quite like the K's and even you know that.
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