memes and debates took over the networks very early

Anonymous and famous, funny and not so funny, thoughtful and photographic. Posts about the census multiplied this Wednesday on Twitter

May 18, 2022 · 9:23 a.m.

It is not another Wednesday in the city, nor in the province, nor in the country. It’s a census Wednesdaythat day that every ten years sets out to reveal how many of us Argentines are and how we are and where we live, among other things. As expected, social networks were covering the subject from all angles from early on. There was a debate about how to treat the census taker, many jokes, but also serious questions. In particular, on Twitter.

Of course, the little bird’s social network was filled with jokes about the census, inevitable. Both anonymous and humorists such as the case of Malena Guinzburg. And of course there were memes, and of course there were some of The Simpsons and of course there were cats, there are always cats.

https://twitter.com/notafaso/status/1526695847987060736

https://twitter.com/juandiegoquetal/status/1526881790354288640

Call me anxious but it’s five past eight and the census taker hasn’t passed yet what do I do they say he’s not coming?
– Juan or Die (@juandiegoquetal) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/mguinzburg/status/1526888774696853506

I am going to tell the census taker that I made a mistake when I filled out the data.
I forgot to put that I live with a mosquito that is buzzing in my ear in this cold. For me, it is already part of the house and I should tell it
— Malena Guinzburg (@mguinzburg) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/EternaOdiante/status/1526884364482514944

https://twitter.com/flortundis/status/1526679976883404802

https://twitter.com/gastorino/status/1526741851331473408

https://twitter.com/FernandoCasullo/status/1526351470123110400

https://twitter.com/lucasanc/status/1526704922422431744

https://twitter.com/resemantizer/status/1525263628156403714

Someone also wondered, in an age so marked by technology, how “the app” that would have been all the rage this Wednesday did not exist.

https://twitter.com/mevmarian/status/1526882833066668032

Since we don’t have an app: where is my census taker???
— Marian (@mevmarian) May 18, 2022

In another round of comments you can find debates on how the census taker should be treatedin which people registered as census takers participated and also people who asked their compatriots for good treatment for those who work today,

https://twitter.com/ratherbeJuan/status/1526585980928417793

As a census taker, I share many of your criticisms of the compilation of the census and its content, but I remind you that those of us who are going to take the census tomorrow have nothing to do with it, so help us to do our work in the easiest way, which will benefit everyone.
— Thompsonian (@ratherbeJuan) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/PalomaBok/status/1526886272110718977

It does not hurt to emphasize: treat the census taker well. He is a person who signed up to work and make a few extra pesos, he has nothing to do with the government nor did he write the questionnaire.
– Paloma Bokser (@PalomaBok) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/finiyela/status/1526880821897859072

In a little while the postings will start. Look what a wonderful person I am. I waited for the census taker with bills and some lymphatic massages.
– Gontán (@finiyela) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/pablohdemarco/status/1526719645926821888

Guys, treat the census taker well. He is making a living and he has nothing to do with the government or the questionnaire.
He deserves respect and kindness. It is only the piano player.
– Pablo Demarco (@pablohdemarco) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/Cintia_1701/status/1526678401804775424

My oldest daughter is a census taker. I hope she gets families that treat her well.
She is very young and I would not want her to be mistreated.
– Cintia (@Cintia_1701) May 17, 2022