President Javier Milei criticized journalist Luis Novaresio, calling him a limited person who cannot think beyond the molds imposed by "wokeism." In response to Milei's statements, Novaresio indicated that the President of the Nation was not edited and misinterpreted a case of child abuse in the United States to generalize about gay couples.
On the other hand, Milei considered Saturday's march to be an act motivated by party interests and questioned the presence of opposition leaders. The president expressed his opinion regarding the LGBT community, asking how a person's sexual orientation affects others. Additionally, he reiterated his stance against imposing certain ideas through the State.
Regarding gender ideology, Milei pointed out the danger of taking it to the extreme, even stating that those who defend it could be considered pedophiles. He emphasized that dissent from this ideology should not be equated with homophobia, highlighting the importance of respecting individual freedom.
The president accused Novaresio of undergoing a very deep "brainwashing," suggesting that his thinking is conditioned by certain ideological currents. The controversy between the two evidences existing divergences in Argentine society regarding issues of gender, freedom of expression, and roles of the State.
