Yes, because these people are not bound by nations. They are part of a global community that very much wants to keep itself free from global government for, more or less, the same reason bandits operate away from cities.
Wasn’t Argentina also going to originally be invaded by the Pziochopaths before they settled in Palestine?
Welp, we destroyed this country, let’s see if we can find another one to destroy
The billionaire equivalent of a 14-year-old shouting “I’m running away!” at their parents. He’ll be back, and until then, he won’t be missed.
We hunted these fuck there once before and we will hunt them again.
When the revolution hits and its time to bring all of these lost ones home for the feast

Argentinians! Please take careful note of the location, and any underground facilities’ air intake locations. When needed we may ask you go fill them with concrete.
Why do the Nazis always flee to Argentina?
No extradition
Theory out there: he’s going there to try stuff over there first to perfect it and bring it back. Don’t celebrate just yet.
Spoiler:
spoiler
he’s not going to spend much of his time in Argentina
They know the US is about to have an economic collapse, possible policitical coup or uprising, and that billionaires’ and their wealth are the target of the opposition party.
Wealth tax is terrifying, almost as much as jail or dying. Way cheaper to hire a huge PMC tier security team and ride it out in a foreign country that will be less affected by the US.
Made America so great that now it’s someplace to flee if you’re rich enough.

As all billionaires should be.
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Nazis fleeing to Argentinia before the war is over? This branch of reality is broken in so many ways.
He’ll be among friends:

Maybe they learn from their mistakes
The overwhelming majority of the Nazis who fled to South America after WW2 fared quite well there, so it wasn’t that much of a mistake on their part.
I mean this time they don’t book the last minute ticket
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All we had to do to get him to leave was enact a 5% wealth tax and a pied-à-terre tax? Shit, we could’ve done this years ago.









