The last presidential debate gave rise to everything, including strange football analogies from Javier Milei. It happened at the beginning of the discussion, when Sergio Massa asked him about the far-right idolatry of Margaret Thatcher. There the deputy from La Libertad Avanza created a salad of names: he tried to use an analogy to explain that the Malvinas War was lost and compared the British Prime Minister to Kylian Mbappe. Furthermore, in a gaffe, he pointed out that Johan Cruyff played for the German National Team.
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The scene seen in the video came after Milei was consulted about Thatcher. “In the history of humanity there were great leaders, Thatcher was, like Regan, like Churchill and others. The thing is that I understand Thatcher had a significant role in the fall of the Berlin Wall that bothers you that it has been fallen and has crushed the left,” commented Milei, with a temporary cut a la Goodbye Lenin.
Massa immediately cut him off: “Thathcer is an enemy of Argentina and our heroes are non-negotiable, although for you she is a figure. I defend the sovereignty of Argentina.”
That was when Milei’s football analogies arrived, who mixed the Clockwork Orange with the German National Team and compared Mbappe’s performance in the final with the Falklands War. “With that criterion, when Germany scored 4 goals against Argentina in ’74, Cruyff broke it and made a disaster, you would have to consider that he is a terrible player,” he noted, without correcting that the victory belonged to Holland, precisely, in the world cup in Germany.
And he concluded: “Or with the goals that Mbappe scored against us in the final you would have to despise him. We had a war and we lost it. We have to make every effort to recover them through diplomatic means,” Milei concluded.
2023-11-13 02:55:36
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