DAN

DAN stated that what was happening on the other side of the Atlantic made it necessary not to give in on this matter. He insisted that it was urgent to raise awareness among the Argentine population so that they would not be manipulated and warned that it would be too late the next day. #Argentina #Concientización #CulturaPolítica (translated)

DAN said that, after criticizing a religion, the president of the Islamic association, whom he called Adalberto, warned that someone might commit an attack. He wondered why, according to him, those who discuss his ideas do not think of using explosives and described the situation as a phenomenon worthy of study. #LibertadDeExpresión #Tolerancia #DiálogoIntercultural (translated)

DAN responded to Adalberto that, according to what he wrote, those who shared his ideas responded to criticism with arguments and did not resort to bombs, plane kidnappings, or threats of attacks. He also said that he found it striking that, in response to a criticism of Islam, Adalberto's first concern was that a terrorist would appear. #Islam #LibertadDeExpresión #Argumentos (translated)

DAN argued that those who spoke of the Argentine community in X, retirees, Swifties, students, or "the people" were actually referring to a small circle of Kirchnerist individuals. As examples, he mentioned retirees linked to ATE, three attendees with dyed green hair who had gone to see Taylor Swift, and ten members of a student center who, as he wrote, had been taking the CBC for eight years. He accused that group of confusing their own bubble with the entirety of society and attributing the representation of 47 million Argentines to just a few individuals. He added that reality ended up harshly refuting them. #Argentina #Política #Sociedad (translated)

DAN claimed that those who spoke of "Twitter Argentina," retirees, Swifties, students, or the people were actually referring to groups within their own bubble and not to society at large. As examples, he mentioned Kirchnerist retirees from ATE, three attendees of a Taylor Swift concert, and ten members of a student center who, as he wrote, had been studying for eight years. He also stated that these people took small groups—five, according to his calculations—as representatives of 47 million Argentines and ended up believing their own claims. He concluded by saying that reality eventually refuted them conclusively. #Argentina #Política #Sociedad (translated)

DAN stated that those who spoke of "Twitter Argentina," retirees, swifties, students, or the people were actually referring to small groups from their own political bubble. As examples, he mentioned kirchneristas from ATE, three women who had attended a Taylor Swift concert, and ten members of a student center who, according to what he wrote, had been taking the CBC for eight years. He also resorted to derogatory expressions about the appearance of the swifties. He claimed that those people confused their surroundings with society as a whole and that by generalizing based on a few, they believed they represented 47 million Argentines. He added that reality would ultimately disprove them, expressing it in vulgar terms. #Argentina #Política #Sociedad (translated)

@busywomanlv Hola hija, te comento: la educación depende de las provincias. Igual no entiendo para qué querés que construyan más escuelas si cada vez hay menos chicos. La tasa de natalidad está por el suelo en Argentina y vos seguís apoyando el abortito. Ahora cagate. #Educación #Argentina #Natalidad