In these times it is not advisable to go around abusing the Forces of Heaven.
It is one thing to invoke them and quite another to depend on them.
Not to mention if you bet all your chips on divine power solving your problems.
If the rejection of the Omnibus Law and its subsequent withdrawal was a brilliant maneuver by the government that will end with Milei singing foul envido with 33 in hand, we all take our hats off.
But if this was an improvised bungling believing that the Forces of Heaven were going to open the way and resolve the issue,
we will have to teach these people that this is not how things are
.
It worked for Moses at the Red Sea but that was a long time ago.
Today it is no longer like that, neither in politics nor in any other activity.
For example, Dibu Martínez, in addition to being a phenomenon as a goalkeeper, is a great penalty saver.
If the Forces of Heaven help him guess the suit, much better, but if he is going to depend on that to save a penalty, surely
he is not going to take one
.
As a good Chacarita archer that he was, Milei should know this.
If we are going to wait for the Forces of Heaven to put out on their own the 211.4% annual inflation that Alberto, Cristina and Massa left behind, we are toast.
They can guide, inspire and even throw us a rope, but if Caputo does not have a comprehensive plan with all the necessary measures and does not explain it accordingly, it is very difficult for this to go well.
One gets a kick out of it because we all know that the alternative to these people are the usual bad guys, but if the government believes that the solution is
to “do the same thing but faster
,” as the Cat said, it would be good for them to understand that
“faster.”
” It may be but
“the same
” surely not, because the rates that brought inflation to Argentina will end up returning, with Cristina at the helm.
It already happened to us.
That's why we have to help Javi.
And he, in turn, has to let himself be helped.
Once again, the role of the good citizen is
to be attentive to the misunderstanding
that usually exists between the sacred messages that descend from the Forces of Heaven and what the idiots who are below in the Casa Rosada end up understanding, in this and in all governments. .
Does Caputo qualify for economy minister?
The truth is that the guy
is a mid-table economist
, but the president chose him and it is his right.
He wanted to give him another chance.
Generous Javi.
It remains to be seen if,
when the Forces of Heaven give him instructions, Caputo knows how to interpret them.
For example, when the sacred texts say: ...
"and God punished the Phoenicians by forcing them to walk without rest through the parched steppes until they purged their sins..."
it does not mean that
They had to remove all transportation subsidies in the interior.
The thing is not so literal.
Let's analyze.
The subsidy for the interior (without the AMBA) represents, bondi plus bondi less, about 100 palos verde per year.
In other words, all the money that the National State transfers to the interior of the country to subsidize transport companies
is less than what a Real Madrid central midfielder is worth.
Of course, when it comes to lowering expenses, everything adds up, but this is where you have to know how to interpret the Forces of Heaven and be alive.
Knowing that the issue was a minor issue, what Caputo, or someone else from the government, should have done is call the governor of Córdoba and tell him:
“Look, Llaryora, dear, I can cut your transportation subsidies in a minute and leave you in balls, but since I'm a good person, I'll extend it for 6 more months, okay?... and you'll never stay away from me again, okay?"
.
And you left the sword hanging over his head.
Both Moisés and my aunt Jieshke would have done that.
With only 100 green sticks you stapled the governors and then you wait for them calmly knowing that sooner or later
they are going to come and ask you to throw them an anchovy for much larger amounts
.
For example, Governor Zamora of Santiago del Estero calls you desperately to give you an ATN (Contribution from the National Treasury) and the answer is easy:
“Uhhh, dear Gerardo, I can't help you because remember that I just renewed your transportation subsidy… Now there is no more money my love, unfortunately you have to reduce expenses.
The next time you want to go to Pinamar, instead of using the province's medical plane, you're going to have to take the Chevallier, okay?..."
Meanwhile, you negotiate the laws you need and rely on any political allies that appear.
Without insults or quarrels or grievances, that's what
Kirchnerism was for that made it a phenomenon
.
We good people behave well, that's why we are the good ones.
And the Forces of Heaven must be used wisely.
For example, when sacred texts say
“…And at dawn Our Lord gathered the people and asked them out loud if they wanted to be free men…”
it does not mean that the government should call a plebiscite.
It does not work like that.
Get the idea out of your head because there is
nothing more dangerous than a plebiscite
.
Lately the towns have been angry and when you give them the opportunity they express it.
And they tell you NOOOOOOO!!!
Boric won the elections in Chile promising a new Constitution and once they drafted it, they called a plebiscite to approve it and the same people who had voted for him said NO!
Years ago, in Colombia they signed a peace agreement between the government and the cast of “Scarface”, they set up a ceremony attended by all the Latin American presidents and then, with the facts accomplished, they held a plebiscite to ask the people if they agreed. agreement.
What did the Colombians answer?
NO!
Pinochet in 1988 and Chávez in 2007 also held plebiscites for yes or no nonsense.
Answer for both Democrats?
NO!
In 1990, Governor Cafiero asked the people of Buenos Aires if they wanted to reform the Provincial Constitution.
Answer: NO!!
Governor Rovira of Misiones tried the same thing in 2006 and the missionaries, led by Bishop Piña, responded NO!
In 1989, the Uruguayans held a plebiscite to repeal the expiration law that prevented the dictatorship's military from being tried.
Answer: NO!
The strange thing about the case is that 20 years later, in 2009, they again held a plebiscite on the same issue.
People's response: NOOOO!!!
In other words,
“I already told you NO, how many more times do I have to tell you?”
The Greeks shouted NO!
In his 2015 crisis, Evo Morales was already told NO!
in his 2016 re-election plebiscite.
The Scots, who spent centuries trying to break free from the United Kingdom, in 2014 called a plebiscite to ask the people if they really wanted independence or not.
Unusual answer: NO!
Not to mention what happened in England when they asked the people if they liked being part of the European Union.
The
exception to the rule
was Alfonsín in 1984 when 82% of Argentines said YES to the agreement with Chile.
But it was Alfonsín.
He knew.