Who would'a thought: A military that isn't going to tolerate woke nonsense!

Yes, our guy Javier Milei isn't going to allow his military to go woke, and he's asked his defense minister to ban inclusive language so the brain-rot doesn't affect the nation's fighting spirit or readiness.

Argentine Defense Minister Luis Petri announced the new administration of President Javier Milei will ban leftist "inclusive" language in Argentina's military.

Petri, who also claimed that Argentina's defensive power is "as devastated as the country," made the announcement on Sunday evening …

"Some even spoke with inclusive language. We are going to prohibit the use, for example, of inclusive language within the armed forces — it cannot be," Petri said.

When asked to elaborate by another guest, Petri explained, "There is a military language that has to be complied with and there have been advances in the rules of discipline and the normal language that clearly end up degrading and making the armed forces regress."

"Making the armed forces regress."

You taking notes, President Biden?

Cuz, uhhh...

You should be.

Back to Argentina.

So instead of the military using terms like "Latinx," or making awkward attempts at ending Spanish words in "e" instead of the masculine "o" or the feminine "a," Argentina will be headed back to reality, where militaries belong. Again, please take notes here, Creepy Joe.

The announced prohibition of inclusive language in the Argentine armed forces is one of several planned reforms that the recently inaugurated defense minister is reportedly planning. Petri lamented that, under prior socialist governments, the armed forces "were discredited and mistreated." Prior to the inauguration of President Javier Milei on December 10, Argentina had been ruled by leftist governments for 16 of the past 20 years.

On the late-night program, Petri explained that his objectives will be reordering the Argentine military and strengthening its discipline as, in its current state, it is not capable of combating potential threats that may arise against the country.

These guys are turning Argentina around, and you love to see it. One last quote from the defense minister:

We have to be prepared to combat terrorism and cyber-attacks. We have to give the Armed Forces a framework so they can act against those threats. Until recently, they could not honor their dead.

Keep up the good work Argentina. Maybe we can learn something from you once this bozo up here is out of office.

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