08/18/2021 10:24 AM
Clarín.com
Fame
Updated 08/18/2021 10:24 AM
In the midst of the chaos that is being experienced in the
Middle East
due to the Taliban's seizure of power in
Afghanistan
, the always controversial
Horacio Cabak
(51) published on Twitter a screenshot with a data from that Asian country and the comparison generated outrage among the users.
"
Go there if it seems better to you
", was just one of the comments that they dedicated to him.
In detail, the former panelist of
Controversy at the bar
(America, Monday through Friday at 7 p.m.) shared a message on his account of the aforementioned social network that said: "
Afghanistan, accumulated inflation 2021 1.35%
".
And, next to him, he published a Wikipedia capture with the aforementioned values.
That tweet, as expected,
aroused the indignation of many tweeters
, who quickly came out to cross it for making such a mention.
The fact is that this
economic data
, judging by the comments of the people, is irrelevant since the eyes of the world today fall on what will happen to the rights of
Afghan women
, among other priorities.
Horacio Cabak's tweet that generated outrage on the networks.
Twitter capture
"
Go to Afghanistan if you think it is a better country, Horacio.
Argentina will have inflation, it will have the Kirchnerists, it will be unfeasible, but at least there are no terrorists," answered a user, among many others, who disputed his thought.
"
No, the reasoning is different
. Even Afghanistan, in all its disaster, in the middle of a civil war, with the absolute brutality of its leaders,
managed to defeat inflation
. All countries did it from the 70's to here. we are still in this bullshit we are 1/2 dozen ", another internet user came out in defense of the former model.
"
Was it so difficult?
" Cabak replied to the author of that first message against him.
"
It was not the most successful example if the comment was on that side
," the user replied.
So quickly, the driver clarified in another tweet: "
It is an absolutely extreme example. That's why I put it
."
Horacio Cabak was heavily criticized on Twitter.
Photo: Instagram
"You can take almost any country in the world and inflation is not going to be a problem in any of them, it is a monetary disease that the modern age has already buried (or at least pre-pandemic).
Half played the example with everything that is happening there.
, but good misinterpretation of mine, "said the man who came out to meet the presenter.
The aforementioned messages generated a
tremendous controversy
, with voices in favor and against Horacio, who also echoed the statements made by
Jorge Rachid
, advisor to Governor Axel Kicillof (49) and friend of the former Buenos Aires Minister of Health Daniel Gollán ( 66), made in the last hours on those fleeing Afghanistan.
Another message from Horacio Cabak that generated controversy in the last hours.
Twitter capture
"I had just seen what they were showing with Pedro Brieger in Afghanistan. Do you know what it reminded me of?
It reminded me of the French and Poles who had collaborated with the Nazis when they fled desperately
. And the press shows it again as if it were! The horror! No, no, they are the collaborators and the seizure that flees in terror because, obviously, a national revolution is coming that will have its cultural axes that I am not going to interpret, "said Rachid in dialogue with journalist
Gustavo Sylvestre
for C5N.
That message was shared by Cabak, and once again, Twitter users came out to the junction.
"How weak of arguments you must be to have to look for this ... mamita, thank goodness
that every time they give you less place in the media ...
", wrote a woman.
"
Nice criticism, Horacio, now nail a valid argument!
", Said another user.
Meanwhile, a third party directly came out to insult the former model, who after that did not speak again about the problem in question.
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