A dispute has erupted within Argentina’s libertarian movement following comments made by a prominent figure regarding the connection between terrorism and religion. Daniel Parisini, known as “El Gordo Dan,” publicly condemned a message from a libertarian leader who cautioned against associating terrorism with Islam. The target of Parisini’s criticism was Santiago Benegas Lynch, a key advisor to President Javier Milei, often referred to as a "prócer" (forefather), and Martín Menem. This internal conflict highlights divisions within the movement concerning sensitive issues of religion, security, and political rhetoric. Parisini’s statement signals a growing ideological disagreement within the libertarian space in Argentina. The exchange underscores challenges President Milei's administration may face as it navigates complex geopolitical issues and internal ideological fractures. This public disagreement could impact the movement's unity and public image.