Arg. province to build stadium while 80% of the pop. has no sewage and 40% no drinking water.

[TheRealSkeptic5000]

Needless to say, publicly-funded, of course.

[TheGreatWhiteHope]

I didn't realize things were that bad in Argentina. What's going on OP?

[TheRealSkeptic5000]

I didn't realize things were that bad in Argentina. What's going on OP?

Gee nigger where do I begin !?!

If I had to sum it up; socialism and uneducated brown people. Not a lot of people know this but Argentina was a world power in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Our GDP was on par with that of the UK, Australia and America. People migrated from all around the world into our country; most of them Italians and Spaniards. This is what happens to your country when you give the left a try. I've been thinking of doing a megapost on the history, culture and general state of Argentina, answering questions and the like, but I'm not sure it will attract enough people to be worth its own post. I think Argentina is one of those exceptional countries like Japan or America, where anything can happen (check out my other posts on clown world if you haven't).

As of now, kirchnerism (the left) is back after the awful job the lukewarm opposition did. They brought corruption, abortion and statism back with them, and things seem to be getting even worse. Add covid to that. Apparently, we were already in for the biggest economic crisis in our history; and that's a lot to say already! I think my country may be past the point of no return. There are still able-minded people; most of them live in my city. But it isn't enough.

[TheGreatWhiteHope]

Just looked up your main exports. 26.4% (as of 2018) soy bean meal, soybean oil, and soybeans. You come from a land of soy OP.

[TheRealSkeptic5000]

Just looked up your main exports. 26.4% (as of 2018) soy bean meal, soybean oil, and soybeans. You come from a land of soy OP.

Yep, apparently we're sustaining 60% of democrats.

Anyway, if you want to know more about Argentina, don't just look at the exports. It's an important part of our economy, sure. But you're missing the point. That's like learning about Japan based on the electronics boom of the 80's. Is it important? Sure. But Japan is WAY more than just that.