Crying For Argentina - 50 min Documentary

[formworksucks]

The great depression is coming to Argentina within the next 2 years, guaranteed! First a run on the Peso, which will devalue it heavily, then runaway stagflation, capital flight and bank failures. People will lose all their savings, unemployment will hit double figures, there will be massive demonstrations, violent at times. The government will spend all of the central banks and pension fund reserves propping up the protectionist model only to bankrupt the country again. It's ground hog day.

[tubestick00]

just missed half the video playing snake.

[Shukria123]

Argentina used to be one of the richest countries in the world. And

then Peron fucked it up.

[Indrius]

This is just a result of globalization process. No amount of protests and whining is going to stop it. You either adapt or stay in poverty. The same happened when Soviet Union collapsed. Lots of people became useless.

[Keinlicht]

@Indrius Globalization = the process of allowing an economic elite which once only impoverished nations to impoverish the world.

[Indrius]

@Keinlicht Yes, it allows. It is also a great equalizer. I can see the same thing happening in Europe. Their standard of living has been falling for the last decade and they think if they protest their wages would suddenly rise to the level of what they had in the 90s. Too late, the manufacturing is already outsourced to China where people work 12 hours a day for pennies without social security and benefits. Western world workers just cannot compete with that.

[Keinlicht]

@Indrius "a great equalizer"? If you can provide just one example where Globalization has done anything more than drive peasants off their land or make poorer the general population maybe I'd believe that.

Globalization of the "Market" economy is only going to make a small minority extremely wealthy. A global oligarchy, doesn't that sound pleasant.

[Indrius]

@Keinlicht by "great equalizer" I don't mean that it's "great" as in "good". What I mean is that the average income of a 1st world citizen has been declining while the average income of a 3rd world citizen increasing (China, India growth). The world is converging into a single monolithic market. But no doubt there are still huge gaps, neglected regions like Africa, mainly due to political instability and lack of order there, but that's another topic.

[Keinlicht]

@Indrius Sure, but is there really any good reason for it to be that way? I don't think so.

[Indrius]

@Keinlicht The reason for globalization is obvious technological advances: travel, transportation, communication and flow of capital has never been so easy in the history of the civilization. The world just got way smaller. Bear in mind that state borders are arbitrary and constantly changing throughout the history. The logical consequence is that there won't be any arbitrary borders in the future. Now is this transition good for OUR generation in particular? Certainly not, there are problems.

[africanchina1]

QUE VIVA ARGENTINA! Argentina siempre sera el mejor pais latinoamericano en mi opinion... tengo fe en que ellos van a volver a emerger y espero que asi sea

[tobias0628]

Don't worry people, "getmoneystayreal" is mexican short neck.oh....and he wishes he had some hear on his chest.

He is not fooling anybody.

[getmoneystayreal]

i agree,fuck wetbacks,stay in mexico you fucking hairy little fucks!

[greteling]

1) Argentina is not Mexico. They are two different countries in two different hemispheres with two very different cultures.

2) Mexico is not in South America xD

3) Argentines in the USA only make up 0.06% of your population (only 190.000 people dude!) And they're working people. My mother has an Argentine friend that lives in US and his a doctor. Argentina has many good doctors and education.

[criaturaperjudicante]

Oh, dear, you yankees are not better than anyone else... look what you've done to your country now! Unfortunately for you, you're not First World anymore.

[pmargozzi]

Los que hoy nos desprecian algùn dìa, no muy lejano van a venir sedientos a buscar AGUA.....Todo llega

[eugelu11]

@pmargozzi nah, si igual ahora estan vendiendo todas las tierras con aguas subterraneas, especialmente las del sur, a extrangeros. Yo solía pensar igual que vos, pero ahora ya perdí las esperanzas hasta de eso. Igualmente la verdad que espero que se haga justicia por todo el desprecio, la humillación y la verguenza de alguna manera

[PABLINGAT1972]

Do not confuse Argentina with Mexico.

Dont be the typical ignorant north-american.Go to MC and keep getting fat.keep watching american-jew media and u will be even more blind.

14/88

[getmoneystayreal]

i don't support jews,i hate jews and fuck israel....long live palestine! and yes i eat fast food,im not fat tho,stop being stereotypical dickwad!

[kyleain]

@PABLINGAT1972 Oh but no sir Argentina is Mexico, uh yeah. You're a moron. Seeya Mr. Obvious aka Christopher Columbus of the Mental Institution for Narcissists suffering from Delusions of Grandeur.

[Nicolenia72]

Argentina gobernada por decadas por politicos corruptos,!

[eugelu11]

@Nicolenia72 es que la verdad creo que (y no es por defender la corrupcion, todo lo contrario) si tratase de gobernarnos un politico no corrupto los sindicalistas, y demas "agentes politicos" se lo comerian crudo. En mi opinion habria que cambiar todas las estructuras del pais para que funcione, no solo la cabeza visible

aclaro que todo eso fue mi opinion personal, con la que pueden no estar de acuerdo

[quius]

Stupid politicians. Que tantos los politicos argentinos! En general, les politicos de America Latina sont idiotas y codicios. El problema con les pais de America Latina ellos no tienen una lealdad. Los politicos americanos sont codicios pero tienen valores en su pais.

[relambetrampolin]

damm argentina what is happenin to you, you are a fabulous country, by the way im not argentinien

[gjanie]

Que pena que un pais tan lindo y tan rico en naturaleza este asi ahora.

[gjanie]

Que pena que un pais tan lindo y tan rico en naturaleza este asi ahora.