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  • Bloobish [comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    Good, now start purging the government of all of Bolso's puppets for failing at a election coup ya filthy socdem

    • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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      2 years ago

      he won't purge anyone. he has neither the political strength for it or the political will for it. he's a bourgeois politician at heart. i don't think he's learned anything from Venezuela or Bolivia.

      • jabrd [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        You’d have to hope he’d have learned something from getting wrongly thrown in jail

        • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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          2 years ago

          it honestly feels like his political horizon is unable to adapt to the last few years. hopefully he's learned and radicalizes, but i think that's extremely unlikely.

          • Poison_Ivy [comrade/them]
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            2 years ago

            Inb4 he starts his term by arming the Amazon Rainforest with nuclear weapons pointed at cattle ranchers

            • Frank [he/him, he/him]
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              2 years ago

              Complete, uncritical support for merking the worlds cattle ranchers. Like the Nuer and the Maasai get an exemption but the rest have to go.

              • Poison_Ivy [comrade/them]
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                2 years ago

                Cattle ranching absolutely destroyed the ecosystems of California, transforming oak savannah and riparian ecosystems into semi-arid grasslands in Los Angeles back in the 1830s. I still mald about what the ecosystems used to be.

                For example the Los Angeles River which had a reputation of changing courses wildly every single year (it destroyed Compton at least 14 times and had its river mouth shift from Santa Monica, to Long Beach, to Manhattan Beach, to back to Long Beach again) used to be far more managed in its natural original state, in that the Los Angeles River flowed so evenly over the Los Angeles river valley that it had no river mouth it just distributed itself even across the entire landscape supporting a large population of beavers, trout, salmon, wolves and bears.

      • Bloobish [comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        Honestly seems that way though I pray for it to be wrong and for Lula to understand he either builds a militant youth wing of socialism or any semblance of it will die with him as I see assassination attempts coming from this victory

      • Frogmanfromlake [none/use name]
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        2 years ago

        A lot of leftists have the same problems as liberals with the "we go high when they go low" mentality that only ML's seem to understand is a waste of time.

        • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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          2 years ago

          this is pretty much it, yeah. Lula has the same blind admiration for liberal democracy and its procedures that the Democrat party in the US has. the thing he doesn't seem to understand is that when push comes to shove, the bourgeoisie sees him as an enemy because he wants the Brazilian people to live with a shred of dignity. i really, really hope that the Worker's Party radicalizes and mobilizes the people to support the government, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it.

          • Frogmanfromlake [none/use name]
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            2 years ago

            I'm just impressed he won. Was sort of expecting Bolso to win with how fanatic Brazilians have been. Also impressed that the Brazilian Communist Party had the numbers that it did. Let's hope the left can mobilize against the Evangelical menace.

            • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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              2 years ago

              the Brazilian radical left has had an incredible resurgence from 2018 to now. ironically, Bolsonaro put communism in public discourse again. the situation in Brazil is dire, but I truly do believe that the Brazilian people have revolutionary potential right now. if we are able to defeat fascism ideologically (if there's an outright confrontation they will win with the backing of the military) things will look really, really good. people already distrust liberal democracy and are tired of living in poverty, we just need to show them an alternative where they become the masters of their own destiny.

      • redthebaron [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        like relative, i think he will remove some of the weirder instutional stuff, like the president can for example change who is the director of the federal rodoviary police for example, vis-a-vis legislative, and every president has their sets of ministers, he can't remove senators but while there are some real bolsonarista freaks in there the center is just as opportunistic as they can be and they will support some of his stuff i don't know there will be changes i don't think lula could rule as he did last time

        • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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          2 years ago

          vou escrever em português porque tô nervoso demais pra escrever direito em inglês kkkkkk na minha opinião o sucesso desse novo governo Lula vai depender quase que inteiramente da capacidade da esquerda radical de mobilizar pessoas e pressionar o governo e a burguesia. sem pressão popular o Lula não vai nem se eleger, só esse longo silêncio do campo bolsonarista já é extremamente preocupante. essa eleição foi um suspiro, mas agora temos que ir pra cima. NÃO VAMOS DEIXAR O INIMIGO ESCAPAR!

          • sempersigh [he/him]
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            2 years ago

            Translation

            I'm going to write in portuguese because I'm too nervous to write properly in english. in my opinion the success of this new Lula government will depend almost entirely on the capacity of the radical left to mobilize people and pressure the government and the bourgeoisie. without popular pressure Lula won't even get elected, just this long silence from the bolsonarist camp is already extremely worrying. this election was a sigh, but now we have to go up. LET'S NOT LET THE ENEMY ESCAPE!

          • redthebaron [he/him]
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            2 years ago

            tipo na real eu concordo o ponto era meio o lula naturalmente vai remover peças do bolsonarismo, por ser natural ao presidente colocar seus ministros e bla, mas eu concordo que não sera um lula radical, o homem ama conciliação de classe ele não consegue parar antes de conciliar classes djfahfkjahfjkah eu to alucinado hoje eu estou muito feliz então eu acho que vai ser normal, o centrão entende a maior lei politica que é "ninguem gosta de perdedor" AH MAS FOI PERTO sim o aecio também mas ninguem liga pro aecio então eu imagino que agora ele tá começando a perder o controle do legislativo de uma forma mais definitiva tipo vai ter os malucos deles e bla mas por exemplo pensa no romario que é tecnicamente da coligação dele você acha que o romario não vai fazer coisa com lula se for interessante pra ele por causa do bolsonaro? esse é meio a situação na minha visão

            • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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              2 years ago

              tipo na real eu concordo o ponto era meio o lula naturalmente vai remover peças do bolsonarismo, por ser natural ao presidente colocar seus ministros e bla

              o certo mesmo era um PUTA de um expurgo nas nossas Forças Armadas. um mandato com supervisão direta do presidente pelos quatro anos. se a gente não submeter as FFAA ao Estado e ao governo a esquerda não tem chance. mas como eu disse, não há força nem vontade política para isso.

              eu concordo pra você que se o centrão ver benefícios em governar com Lula eles vão, porque os parlamentares burgueses não têm consciência senão o auto-interesse. agora, esse apoio vai ser muito caro pro que vai ser um governo enfraquecido do Lula. só povo na rua pra contornar isso. a esquerda radical tem uma tarefa histórica importantíssima.

              • redthebaron [he/him]
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                2 years ago

                é meio complicado PORÉM HOJE eu acho que a gente pode aproveitar um pouco porque sinceramente NOS VENCEMOS E ELES SÃO PERDEDORES, por hoje, não importa o quanto eles roubaram pra tentar ganhar eles fracassaram

      • GVAGUY3 [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        He also doesn't have congress so he's kinda fucked

  • GVAGUY3 [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    Bolsonaro needs to top it off by getting hospitalized with covid again

    • RamrodBaguette [comrade/them, he/him]
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      2 years ago

      Doubtful. The US outright acknowledged the election results and Biden even congratulated Lula as opposed to staying silent. The guarantee of recognition is something right wing coups in the US's sphere typically need to take the plunge.

      Still, the army and judiciary crawling with rightoids is gonna be a thorn in the side.

      • Frank [he/him, he/him]
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        2 years ago

        There's never an excuse not to purge the army and judiciary. It's like pruning your bushes. Every few years you should march the right-most 20% of your government in a basement and that's the last anyone ever saw of them.

  • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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    2 years ago

    he hasn't been elected yet

    HE'S NOW BEEN OFFICIALLY ELECTED.

    LETS. FUCKING. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :lets-fucking-go:

    • Frank [he/him, he/him]
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      2 years ago

      Honestly this is so good. I'd thought Brazil was lost to fascism permanently. Even if this goes badly for him in the long run the simple fact that he won the election is a huge thing that demonstrates there's still hope left.

  • pooh [she/her, love/loves]
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    2 years ago

    NOW IT'S TIME TO SEND EVIL CARL SAGAN BACK TO THE DARK DIMENSION FROM WHENCE HE CAME

    :bolso-pain:

  • s0ykaf [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    the scream my neighbors had to hear lmao fucking hell been holding that one for 4 years

    i have never loved a liberal this much meu pelego favorito te amo

    • redthebaron [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      like not that likely to get all that much support from the us in my mind, biden REALLY DOESN'T LIKE bolsonaro like the whole trump thing, him constantly putting doubt on their election, and i read that biden's team wanted to send a ambassador to recognize and congratulate lula TODAY because he thinks bolsonaro will be a lil bitch, it is not looking good on that front from them, and like the amazon thing is actually kind of important and bolsonaro raised the trends on burning while lula reduced those trends

      • ElChapoDeChapo [he/him, comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        Yeah but does it really matter what :biden-the-thing: thinks?

        Pretty sure the :cia: will do whatever they want regardless of who the president is

        • redthebaron [he/him]
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          2 years ago

          like they did not coup lula for like 8 years of both bush and obama, i really don't see them doing it because it would only work with bolsonaro and bolsonaro is not a reliable ally it is just not possible for him to not be that, like don't mean they won't mess around on this space, but they will not do a real coup

            • redthebaron [he/him]
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              2 years ago

              those are post lula like his sucessor had a full term and then a piece of the second term before it happened, like it take a while so they will fuck with brazil don't worry about it but it is like normal extremelly illegal spy stuff also while his arrest last tune was kind of the americans fault for starting it falls way more with sergio moro's egocentrical idea that he could work with bolsonaro, and eventually become president and not being turned into a punchline like it happened

  • Harajukum [any]
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    2 years ago

    BREAKING: bolsonaro dies from poop from the brain