Brazil’s 2018 Election: Bolsonaro defeats Haddad to become President of Brazil
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Bolsonaro's son 
Bannon is easily the most dangerous person in Trump-world after Trump himself...
Bannon is easily the most dangerous person in Trump-world after Trump himself...
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Nah fukk this bytch, all talk zero action
PT and Lula fukked big Brazil, most people aren't pro-Bozonaro ideals, but the vast majority is against PT and affiliates, that's the deal
How? In your opinion did they screw Brazil? Just corruption or policy too?
Clearly they didn't give any money to upgrade the National Museum of Brazil from fire, which torched 20 million artifacts.
A 4 year recession has driven a lot of them to desperation. Bolsonaro is a demagogue but in a country with weak institutions.
He will win for sure since this right wing populism has spread like pandemic but if guns get legalizes...
Caraca muleke
He will win for sure since this right wing populism has spread like pandemic but if guns get legalizes...
Caraca muleke
Bolsonaro's son
Bannon is easily the most dangerous person in Trump-world after Trump himself...
Cultural marxism is a fukking insidious term that really just a euphemism saying I'm racist and/or a bigot. It's basically stating that treating people equally regardless of race, religion, sexuality, and whatever other marginalized group is an attack on civilization and is to be eradicated. Just another version of "anti-racism is anti-white rhetoric". Social stratification is the natural order and some people are simply inferior and therefore, its justified that they are placed into an inferior status. A made up term where they cherrypick marxist thoughts and apply it to social movements.
Funny enough, the Nazis, had a similar term called Cultural Bolshevisim meaning close to the same thing. Its just a repackaged Nazi term.
It's a shame that it has been allowed to become a normal term without anyone really calling it out.
Although the Brazilian economy is one of the largest in the world, the country is experiencing a terrible recession and internal financial crisis due to the theft and mismanagement of resources during the Lula/PT era.
Extreme poverty has risen 33% in the past three years, reaching more than 23 million people across the country. Unemployment sky rocket to 14% of total population...
They burned public money with no fukks given and now everything is falling apart. People fell into the duck tale that the country was progressing but the bill was yet to come
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Are pardas and morenas really stunting for Bozonaro like this? If so the c00nery is worse than I thought
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Cultural Marxism originated with the US far right, Willis Carto's neo-nazi/Holocaust denial Liberty Lobby in particular, back in the 90s. It was part of the beginning of the infiltration of far right ideals into the mainstream American right the GOP had previously at least tried to resist.
Eduardo Bolsonaro also retweeted the bullshyt about the Nazis being 'leftists' because they were called National Socialists. Something any scholar of Germany will tell you is a bag of laughs.
not just them breh, there are straight up blacks supporting him too. it seems like in brazil the only group thats more likely to oppose him is womenAre pardas and morenas really stunting for Bozonaro like this? If so the c00nery is worse than I thought
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
One of the big elephants in the room is that, at least historically speaking, Brazil's elites have never been on the hardcore Republican egalitarian view of politics, even compared to the elites in places like the US. The national motto is 'Ordem e Progreso' - order and progress, which comes from Comte and Positivism not the Enlightenment philosophers.
Brazil won independence as a monarchy, was the last to abolish slavery, after the Republican revolution the first few leaders were military men, Getulio Vargas was essentially a right leaning quasi-fascist who ruled from the 30s to the 50s, you had a little bit of democracy after his death, economy grew and then went down and there were problems with leftists so the military took over, and then democracy came back in the late 80s until now. A lot of the economic growth happened under Vargas and other military dictators like Medici allowing people to remember them fondly an forget the torture, press censure, oppression of dissenters and Blacks (as if anyone cared), admiration for fascists, etc.
As @Afrodroid said, not really strong institutions.
Brazil won independence as a monarchy, was the last to abolish slavery, after the Republican revolution the first few leaders were military men, Getulio Vargas was essentially a right leaning quasi-fascist who ruled from the 30s to the 50s, you had a little bit of democracy after his death, economy grew and then went down and there were problems with leftists so the military took over, and then democracy came back in the late 80s until now. A lot of the economic growth happened under Vargas and other military dictators like Medici allowing people to remember them fondly an forget the torture, press censure, oppression of dissenters and Blacks (as if anyone cared), admiration for fascists, etc.
As @Afrodroid said, not really strong institutions.