Peronism or “Peronist populism” Is Not a Right Wing Ideology; Nationalizing corporations and corporatizing Labor Unions Is Not a Right Wing Ideal Peronism Resembles Fascism – August 7, 2023
One of the major problems with trying to divide Politics into Left and Right wings is that ignorant and often INFLUENTIAL writers can subscribe dumb ideas to the type of politics they’re trying to discredit.
Right Wingers in practice, want LIMITED government; most Right-wingers don’t even like the idea of TAXES, which is the primary purpose for having corporations as separate entities from individuals. Corporations often pay a FLAT tax, and the purpose of corporations often has more to do with limited LIABILITY.
Politicians typically use their political policies to target INDIVIDUALS, and if you know anything about a free market economy, politicians putting all sorts of different laws on INDIDIVUALS limits the individual’s creativity.
Western society is, in many ways, a litigious society, and if you’re doing business as an individual, you live yourself wide open to litigations and being sued as an individual could equate to your assets being confiscated by the litigant.
Now, what I just described is actually why most socialists like to NATIONALIZE private property when they imagine that it’s in the public good. Most poor-minded people like to steal from or SUE rich people because they imagine that the rich person has too much wealth and should share their wealth with everyone else.
Socialists, which Peronists are included, want the government to limit PROPERTY RIGHTS. Right-wingers do not want the government to have this type of power; this is the LEFT-WING objective. Right Wing extremists are anarcho-capitalists, right-wing extremists, if you want to call them that, want people to be able to trade ANYTHING at any time without any government intervention, right-wing extremists, you could argue, don’t even want a REPUBLIC; they imagine that human can transact and trade without a government intermediary or middle man getting involved,
CryptoCurrency is an example of something you’d expect from someone on the far right. Bitcoin, as an example, completely undermines fiat money, Bitcoin, which could even be backed by Gold, requires no government whatsoever. Sure, you could argue the internet is government controlled, but who to say we need the government to control the internet?
What I’m getting at here is that Argentina has a FAR-LEFT problem, and it’s so far-left that anything that resembles a “market economy” is classified as a Far Right.
No right winger in their right mind wants LABOR UNIONS to have power in government which is the main problem Argentina has. It’s actually the labor unions that create the hyperinflation problems in Argentina because the goal of a labor union is to PREVENT the deflation of wages.
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Labor unions are also, ofcourse anti-austerity measures, so if any Argentine politician dares to shrink the power or influence of labor unions in that country, said politician will get FIERCE pushback from the labor unions and their members.
Regarding corporatism in Argentina, well, truth be told, corporatism exists in a lot of Western countries. In common-wealth countries like Canada as example, they have these entities called Crown Corporations, and these State-owned CORPORATIONS enjoy the same privileges that you’ll see in Argentina, in fact in Canada, a lot of these crown corporations have public sector labor unions, the difference between Canada and Argentina, however, is that labor unions don’t have the same type of influence.
In Canada, although a large chunk of the population is pro-labor union, there are also a lot of Canadians who want limited government, so Peronism is not part of Canadian culture.
I like to also point out that English has the benefit of being a Germanic language, and both the United States and the U.K. have a plethora of writers and educators who can fully comprehend and EXPLAIN Austrian economics.
In Spanish, it’s quite difficult to interpret Austrian economics because, for most speakers of Latin languages, there aren’t many philosophers who believe in Austerian economics.
One of the reasons South Asians, East Asians, and Spanish speakers often flourish in English-speaking countries is because Austrian economics freed them of their prior CULTURE that demanded they bow down to the establishment powers.
Imagine being forced to obey labor union bosses. In the instance of Peronism, the labour union is like a KING or Emperor of employment. In order for any Argentine to be economically creative, he has to make sure it doesn’t compromise the Union bosses’ GOVERNMENT monopoly.
Now, this problem fuels another problem because, at that point, all the BENEFICIARIES of the labor unions will not want austerity measures employed. Austerity measures are the selling off of what many will consider government assets.
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If the Argentine people imagine that labor unions are a government asset, an asset to the people, or part of Argentine culture, well, then the expelling of labor unions is off the table.
You see once you imagine that certain forms of “social justice” are SETTLED, well, then you have a cultural problem that will stunt the growth of your nation indefinitely and into perpetuity.
Austerity is a bad word for most people; when you bring up a shrinking government, the average person will think you’re a NATIONAL socialist/Nazi. Nazis actually had more in common with Socialists than they did with capitalists.
Free market capitalism equates to an Aryan having to compete economically with someone of a different race on a level playing field. Nazis don’t want a level economic playing field; Nazis want a WELFARE STATE that caters to their needs and the expense of those who do not share skin color.
With Socialism or Peronism, it’s basically the same ideal as Nazis; it’s just that their form of socialism doesn’t revolve around RACE. In Argentina, their socialism revolves around LABOR UNIONS.
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Now, sure if you ask an Argentine, they will likely disagree that the labor unions are the main problem, but I remind the reader that Nazi Party was actually a giant labor union. Nazi means the National Socialist German Workers’ Party.
Although the Nazis were known for killing communists, the Nazi in many ways, were very similar to Communists; basically, you had two gangs with similar ideologies fighting each other. One of the countries the Nazis ignored was Switzerland; why? Well, Switzerland has a constitution similar to the U.S. Constitution, which INSENTIVIZES regular FREE citizens to defend their country WITHOUT State intervention.
Switzerland has a lot of nations within its nations, and people from government dominance over their lives is a dangerous nation. Afghanistan as example, has been a nightmare to conquer why because there’s a LIMITED government.
Usually, a country is told to surrender, by its opposition, but suppose the country is inherently fractured or decentralized, what then? Well, then it will be a lot hard to, as an example, push a Peronist ideology on all the people.
I will never be one to claim that limited government or free market capitalism is perfect, because the problem with capitalism is, ofcourse DEFLATION of prices, which includes WAGE deflation.
The Marxists and the labor unions will argue that the GOVERNMENT should intervene to prevent CAPITALISTS from exploiting the WORKING man by having PRICE CONTROLS, which RAISE prices.
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So anytime an invention or innovation is created that undermines the labor union, the labor union will go to the government to make sure its monopoly is maintained, and that’s the problem with Peronism, that guarantees Argentina will ALWAYS have hyperinflation problems with their currency.
Interesting times ahead!
