Through a harsh message on social networks, the former head of Government porteño, Horacio Rodríguez Larretahe pointed out against the president Javier Milei and remarked that “they have chosen him for govern the countrynot to insult those who do not agree with their ideas.
The former president published a report prepared by the Development Movementhis brand new party, where he analyzes “the effects of its discursive violence and his insults about democratic coexistence”.
In his publication, Larreta expressed: “Our compatriots have chosen him to govern the country. Not to divide us. Not to insult those who do not agree with his ideas. No to sharing hate messages on social media. Not to end the consensus that cost us so much as a society. “Not to lead us again to resentment between compatriots.”.
The analysis revealed that during his first year as president, Milei used 32 terms to insult and disqualify on social networks in a total of 2,173 opportunities.
Among the terms he used most are “left-handed” (301 times), “degenerates” (184) or “sons of bitches” (110). “I hope this issue worries you as much as it does me,” said Larreta.
At the same time, he stressed that there are “many Argentines who do not think like you” and considered that “everyone deserves respect, peace and tolerance.” “You have an enormous responsibility. Everyone is what they say. It’s not about ‘forms’. in democracy the shapes are the background. words are important. In fact, We all know that they are the place where violence always begins“he emphasized.
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They warn that Javier Milei’s insults are a “deliberate political operation”
The study carried out by MAD maintains that “Milei does not use insults and disqualification as part of its colloquial language and making use of its ‘freedom of expression’, but as a deliberate political operation and thought with him objective of damaging reputations and silencing dissident voices”.
In that sense, he warns that “the great acts of violence of the 20th century They began to be verbal and discriminatory, always in a context of lack of institutional support and care, or in situations in which institutions accelerated the tragedy. All those extreme cases were preceded by hate and misinformation campaigns aided by dehumanizing language and denigrating towards minorities or other designated and stigmatized groups”.
Source: Ambito
