[Zak]

Could you do us a favor and make this a bit easier to read by breaking it in to paragraphs by separating them with a blank line? It looks to be a valuable post, but the formatting makes it extra work to read, and some people may skip over it as a result. Thanks.

[epidemian]

You're not losing too much really. The few bits of useful information in that post are buried beneath a mountain of hyperbolic reasoning and incoherent associations.

Yes, the economical situation is pretty bad. The middle-class salaries never catch up with the inflation; in fact they get behind.

Also, the corruption in rampant across all power spheres. It's not only the politicians the ones who fuck the future of the country.

But it's not like giving money to the poor or politicians take more than it's expected of them are the greatest problems in Argentina; at least as i see it. We're really lagging behind in education and basic social services. I feel that if we can't get the basics right, there's no chance we'll prevent the people in the upper spheres from stealing or making shit laws.

Anyway, it's not that everything is lost or anything like that. There're many things that we should fix, but i guess that can be said about every country. We still got awesome people here. And i don't want to let all the negativity blind me from the good things that we have, and what we can work with :)