im sad to see there is no cthulhu worshipping candidate.

Actually Satanists and Cannibal were the same candidate. Jair Bolsonaro was caught on camera in a masonary house (which conservative brasilians deemed as satanists) and talking about eating an indegenous man (which is plain cannibalism), he also gave an interview saying that he felt a spark between him and a 13 years old colombian girl (which makes him a paedophile).

Any candidate got flak for participating in a jungle voodoo orgy with the cast of Deep Space Nine? (Dilbert reference)

I mean the guy did say he would be willing to eat people.

@@TheVoiceOfReason93 sadly, no, no one did 😭

Yes, because if they don't... Vampires will win... again...

We had a former president (Temer) here in Brazil that we refer as Dracula

😂

That day arrived 40 years ago. In the US Congress.

And don't forget the 5G towers, they mean business!

Exactly that was huge John Oliver covered that.

Exactly! I think the fact that it was overturned by the supreme court under a bolsonaro administration says it all

Supreme court isn’t friendly with Bolsonaro anyway

Sergio Moro (the judge) sentenced Lula in july 2017. Bolsonaro invited Moro to government after he won the election in oct 2018, mainly by popular aclamation because the then judge, as a Minister, could do more against corruption. This refutes that the judge had political intentions at the time of the trial.

@@KazimirQ7G Is "you scrach my back i scratch yours" unknown to you?

Reminds me of top gear

@@spritemon98 *guitar riff plays* TONIGHT ON TOP GEAR Clarkson sends out fan merch

0.47 votes

His party is the only one that didn’t use this years election 5 billion reals (increased from 2 billion from the last by Lula’s party over Bolsonaro’s veto btw) of public money to run bloody ads and political campaigns while Lula’s “30 million starving Brazilians” could have gotten that money. Turns out principles don’t win you votes here.

not even half of a person lol

@@pizzahut2236 bruh...

Sorry it was my arm, I cut my arm and quickly went to vote for him

I was going to say the same thing

You know they can see how many orders they have had at any time. Nothing is stopping them from telling one of their grandmothers to put in ten orders at exactly the right time :). Not that I think they will actually do something like that.

@@postron5649 Tax write-off.. quality assurance.

Thomas Simons you won't get away with this!!!!!

Quick question: What's your opinion on what happened in Chile 3 years ago with the constitution and all that? I always thought Chile was doing fine, but then that happened and now things seem to be going down hill. Is there some context I'm missing?

I think that says more about the circles you run in. Nobody I know in Chile liked, much less loved, Boric. They were all tearing their hair out when he won. Just like most of Brazil is tearing its hair out now.

Brazil is a different case altogether. Lula had been in power before and he was particularly popular then. Even when he was wrongfully jailed, the people still loved him. Sure, with the rise of the far-rightoid in Bolzie's regime, he would get tougher opposition, but in terms of popularity, he's no match with Boric.

@@santiago451 uhm, that speaks to YOUR circles actually. Boric around 60% approval in Jan-Feb this year, and he had won the presidency with 55%. He was popular indeed. So your friends were in the minority. Of course I was doing an hyperbole with "loooved", is not like everyone was head over heels with him, but most people liked him and had high hopes

@@interregionalapricot1312 I know, countries are not totally comparable. Lula is more like Ricardo Lagos had won here (which he would never do, lol). But still, the pattern repeats; high hopes, then rapid descend. This has happened in Chile, Perú, Argentina, Colombia, etc. There's a pattern for sure

Hope your English is up to par, it’s Facebook not FacebookEEE

@@dennisestradda9746 errou, é feicibuqui msm

Now if only the same can be done for Russian/Ukrainian words... Pronunciation of Kherson makes me faint everytime.

@@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022 if only English people didn't ignore the h in Kherson... I'm guessing the K is there to represent a hard "h" sound (х).

“Around the world in 80 days!”

As if it wasn't really bad already

Two Brazilian Americans I know supported bolsonaro originally but now said they're glad he lost, he was bad for their country

I mean what can I say _It was a 50/50 chance_

@Gabriel Henrique or to lose touch on whats really happening

@@lucascarvalho7195 Exactly. It must be fun to pretend you're a leftist liberal after you've moved to a capitalist country looking for better opportunities. These hypocrites vote for Lula, thinking they're supporting the people's cause, then go vacation in New York or Paris.

@Gabriel Henrique only not in Japan

How is America's politics doing? I heard about Joe Biden's possible impeachment is that true?

@@altobonifacio8936 Quick search says 2/3 of their senate would need to vote for that (theres probably more to that), which is unlikely with the new 50/50 split, my guess is Joe would need to have a stroke or something on live camera for things to get moving, but even then its unlikely, demorats won't budge.

Don't forget his motivation was "wanting to see a native getting baked".

Esse ritual nem existe, os yonomami negaram, disseram que nem entre seus ancestrais existiu qualquer tipo de ritual antropofágico. Essa história não passa de mais uma mentira escabrosa do Bolsonaro pra pagar de corajoso

There are people saying its "out of context" but im surprised no one is talking about how the context makes it all worse since the interview was about sexual exploitation in haiti, and that haitian women offered themselves to him but he would never "eat" one because they are too dirty, and he bridged the conversation to literal cannibalism.

Fora miliciano !!!

Third

@@neonpowar3766 good

@@Idk-ys7rt I am defeated

@@Idk-ys7rt no

@@Idk-ys7rt I'm just fucking with you brah, quote me if you want

The fact that children aged 10 were talking about politics was disturbing enough to me to get nightmares, oh yeah and i was a political kid 6 years ago, i was so dumb back then

was he chill as well?

@@piedrablanca1942 was proper chill, took me for a tour round a part of my town that I haven't seen

XD

Choro impresso

@@joaomarcoscardosodasilva2877 os estados possuem liberdade de terem maior autonomia. Sempre terá regiões mais conservadoras e outras não.

Chora mais, vai com teu presidente generalissimo franco e bolsonaro pra miami

Had his process nulled because of clear juridical bias, proved by audio recordings, this tribunal wanted to condemn him regardless

@@DonLM98 That doesn't mean he was "proven" innocent. Just that his condemnation was upheld.

@@MrShadowThief it means there was a clear and proven plot to get him out of the 2018 elections in a illegal trial, which makes him innocent by default, our law works with the accusers being responsible for giving the proof, if it doesn’t hold up for any reason then he’s innocent

Likely yes... just you wait for Bolsonaro to lose his immunity.

That makes all the criminal corruption of LULu ok 🤣🇺🇸

@@tnickknight Who said that?

Awesome? So brazil will become another Venezuela

@@Tespri Just like last time he was president right? Because that went soooo horribly 🤣

They won't kill Bolsonaro only his supporters. The rest will just starve to death in a few years when his party runs the country into the ground. I wish there were a put option for Brazil because that sucker is going down!

Lula was a good president, high approval. Apparently bolsonaro was not

Dont waste your time, continue living your miserable life thinking that you're much better than the Brazilians. Spoiler: you're not.

@@saimaberrii what are you on, Lula was horrendous with tons of scandals. Not to mention his approval rating tanked from beginning to end. Starting in the 80ish% to 8%. Why did it fall? Because he is a corrupt piece of shit which would do anything for money.

@@orange6259 he's kind of vindicated by the judge convicting him of those scandals being a bolsominion

Bolsonaro was a fascist who tried to revive the military dictatorship, you all in the west hate lula because the usa is making up crap about him, hes great!😂 his laws literally helped my state so much.

Gotta pick the lesser of evils sadly

@M3X guilty on second and third instances by different judges. Please stop with this delusions that he is innocent.

The system is corrupt. It is childish to not understand this.

This is called "idolatry"

@@wanderingthewastes6159 Exactly! The only reason he didn't stay in jail was because of the corruption and incompetence that led to those charges being overturned.

He plans to raise income tax for the rich and tax financial profits.

It's called Socialism. You use money to buy votes and political support and pocket the rest and eventually the country runs out of money, the currency becomes worthless and the economy dies followed by the people who depend on it. Venezuela did that and it led to thousands starving to death or getting shot by gangs. I guess Brazil is next.

@@shadowreaver1851 i just want you to know that what happened in Venezuela is much more simple to understand than economic corruption. >Nationalized oil industry >Used money from oil industry to fund large social programs and subsidized other sectors of the economy >Price of oil went down >Nation went bankrupt And of course you have the dictator and corruption problem but the more practical moral to learn is "don't hedge your entire economy on one export product". A lesson that Russia is currently learning.

@@him_That_is_me Good point. Thanks.

​@@tazzioboca my sweet inocent child.... Dont fool yourself. The money will come (if he follows trough) from debt and inflation. Keep believing socialist propaganda...

@@Salarat but for how long was the spike? what matters is the trade volume over a longer period, i'd rather earn 50 dollars for 30 days than 500 dollars in 1 day for the price to crash thereafter...

The price of oil doesn't benefit Brazil, by the contrary, we still need to import it (especially since bolsonaro sold our refineries). It's agricultural and mineral goods that make the bulk of Brazilian exports.

@@hoppingrabbit9849 So so true that's just common sense wich a lot of people in this world to day lack verry much!!

@@AmmonRRa We import gasoline but export oil.

☝️ This. The Overton window is so much to the right that someone who actually cares about people and working class and wants to return to Keynesian style economy, will be called a communist somehow. Typo: people and working class instead of government.

An average warmongering liberals in the states are called alt-right in Germany, and the average conservative christian-socialist in Germany are called communist in the states.

his first term was pretty liberal, but it’s up to debate how much of it was pragmatism. he’s not a socialist in practice but his party still has a pretty interventionist and nationalizing agenda which goes quite a bit beyond what europeans would call “social democracy”. we just don’t know to what degree the establishment and political allies will be able to dictate his policy choices - probably enough that Brazil doesn’t change a lot.

Lulu's support of Venezuela's Maduro shows approval of the country's socialist policies.

@@bachvandals3259 AfD are not liberals

Estes fdps só olham para o próprio umbigo. "Estudam" a situação do Brasil, fazem seu vídeo para ganhar dinheiro, mas o que lhes interessa afinal é se haverá mais uma voz contra o Putin. As consequências disso para nós, terceiro mundistas brasileiros miseráveis? Não interessa.

He was given a retrial over some technical flaws, and because of his advanced age some of the accusations expired due to time limits. This divided the country with tons of voters thinking he is still guilty and supporters that think he’s innocent.

It's not really, it might be unpopular, but jurists from accross the world agree with the supreme court (which didn't scraped his jugdings, but sent them to competent judges, who, mostly, anulled the sentence due to lack of evidence. He's been declared innocent not from the supreme court itself but from many judges from Brasilia, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro as of today)

its a rabbit hole of weird stuff. Lula was prosecuted by an "anti-corruption" organization (Car wash) that after Lula's arrest was disbanded when they probed into Bolsonaro's family.

@@matheusd.rodrigues429 they don’t tho. International Transparency praises the Car Wash operation, but condemns the misconduct of Moro. It is a highly controversial case as Mani Pulite was in Italy (which had a similar outcome).

@@matheusd.rodrigues429 the sentence wasn’t put down on grounds of lack of evidence, but instead time limits. Please read the retrial.

Everyone on earth benefits from getting bolsonaro out of office and stopping his campaign to destroy the Amazon. They should be happy.

@@elijahculper5522 you talk of humanity, but this left is only fueled by anti-humanism. Your happiness is self harm and mental illness

@@penzorphallos3199 yes. Wanting to preserve biodiversity is self harm. You figured it out. Good job.

never *convicted

@@ackbooh9032 I hate autocorrect.

Not exactly anulated. The supreme court just ruled that his trial happend in the wrong place and so it should start all over again but them his convction expired. The analogus would be if I killed someone in Rio moved to São Paulo was tried in Rio but them the supreme court ruled I should have been tried in São Paulo but the crim happened 30 years ago so now I cant be convicted by it.

Epstein was never convicted either. Neither was Stalin or Fidel Castro or Kim Jung Il or Mao. Communists and Socialists rarely ever get convicted but they often convict a lot of people they don't like so I'll be keeping my eye out for how many Bolsonaro supporters get disappeared or lose their bank accounts because that's democracy!

@@shadowreaver1851 American?

This time was during the military dictatorship, it is worth mentioning

only because the economy had collapsed before that...

I think he meant 21st century by modern history (Brazil's democracy didn't start under fhc). Besides, the economic growth under Medici/Geisel is heavily misleading because inflation was much higher at the time. That is why, despite growing so much, the minimum wage (which was frozen during the whole period) lost much of its purchasing power under the economic 'miracle'.

@@Javra88 also is good to metion the chaos that came after, the 80s were knew as the lost decade.

NO he was a criminal before that. I'm sure that makes a difference. The World Economic Forum doesn't seem to care they just want him there to wreak the country so it can be pillaged and raped by the west after it collapses as a result of socialist policies.

It's a bottomless hole.

@@NightOwl_30 The top 5 political parties and organizations then, maybe?

Yes, it's a mess: PL (Liberal Party): Bolsonaro's party, now with the most MPs but far from a majority. They formed a coalition with Republicanos (Republican Party) and Progressistas (Progressive Party) PT: workers' party, was in power from 2003 to 2010 with Lula and from 2011 to 2016 with Dilma. Dilma should have kept office until 2018, but was impeached, which many in the left consider a coup. They formed a coalition with PCdoB (Communist Party of Brazil), PV (Green Party), PSB (Brazilian Socialist Party), PSOL (Socialism and Freedom Party), Rede (Sustainability Network), Avante (Ahead, a centrist party) and Agir (aka Christian Labour Party). MDB (Brazilian Democratic Movement): center party that was in power between 2016 and 2018. They were the ones that led the impeachment/coup against Dilma. This year, their candidate Simone Tebet came in third place at the 1st round, but in the second round she fully supported Lula and helped him in the campaign. União Brasil(Union Brazil): a center party. Their candidate, Soraya Thronicke, came in 5th place and her campaigning was focused on a proposal to reduce taxes. They didn't support anyone officially in the 2nd round, with each member being free to choose. They elected Sergio Moro as senator, the ex-judge that imprisioned Lula and was later considered to be partial. There's already talks of the party cooperating with Lula's government though. PDT (Democratic Workers' Party): a left-wing party. In the first round they had their own candidate, Ciro Gomes, that came in fourth place. During the campaign, Ciro painted Lula as being just as bad as Bolsonaro, but in the 2nd round the party supported Lula. Many consider their proposals to be even more left-wing than Lula's, although a lot of Ciro voters chose Bolsonaro in the 2nd round. PSDB (Brazilian Social Democratic Party): a right-wing party, despite the name. For decades, they had been the main right-wing competitors against PT, but this year they were really reduced, since most of their voters now chose PL. In the first round they supported MDB's Simone Tebet, and remained officially neutral in the 2nd round, with famous politicians that supported both PT and PL. They have been the governors of São Paulo, our largest state, since forever, but this year they lost it to a minister of Bolsonaro. In some states their governor candidates were supported by the workers' party if the other candidate in the 2nd round was a bolsonarist. PTB (Workers' Party of Brazil): despite the name, a very right-wing party. Their candidate in the 1st round was a fake orthodox priest that openly supported Bolsonaro in debates. Their president, Roberto Jefferson, was imprisioned and resisted the police with gunshots and grenades one week before the elections, and many believe this may have gained votes for Lula. Novo (New Party): right-wing, neoliberal party, literally the rich people's party. They were strong in 2018, but this year lost most of their voters to Bolsonaro. In the second round, they remained officially neutral, but expelled any members that declared they'd vote for Lula, including their former leader and candidate in 2018, João Amoedo.

@@joaomarcoscardosodasilva2877 Thanks, João. Much appreciated!!!

@@joaomarcoscardosodasilva2877 After reading that it seems to me that Lula/PT and their coalition partners are the best choice for the future of Brazil and the world in general. Hopefully they will be successful in forming the government coming months!

Reject in the second ballot? Sounds like a terrible idea

That would draw out elections to unacceptable lengths and increase the opportunities for fraud.

I believe what you are refering to is a blank vote, which does exist in some countries voting procedures. But in this case it was a runoff, a 2nd round between the most voted candidates from the 1st round. It would have no effect other than chaos to do that on the 2nd round, because you can always use the difference of the 1st round of voting in case of tie or the bank votes winning.

in brazil, we have something called the blank vote. you can vote blank whenever you want. But it doesn't mean the election will be canceled if people reject every single candidate

@@logangrifo brazil has the blank vote on both rounds

the only corruption was the fascist judge who put him in jail not themselves being thrown in jail after it was found the ruled incorrectly

@@afgor1088 so, in your mind there were no crimes? How do you explain the money return by the ones involved to have their sentences reduced? Just wait and see what this thief os going to do. Wait and see.

And there’s another interesting miss conception by your part: he was sentenced by a judge, appealed and was sentenced by a college of judges, appealed to the Supreme Court and lost for the third time, so, he was not judged and sentenced by only one individual. More than 8000 pieces of evidence. Billionaire losses to Petrobras and other state owned companies, dozens sent to prison. Stop believing in narratives and stick to the facts!

that happened in 2018, which is why bolsonaro won

In Brazil there is a Law that people convicted twice (first by a 1st degree judge then by a collegiate of 3 judges in the 2nd degree) cannot run. Lula appealed and lost unanimous in all 3 degrees of the Brazilian justice. A Supreme Court Justice appointed by his Party and who campaigned for his Party in previous elections cancelled all Lulas convictions claiming some files were submitted to the wrong court

they did... and failed. Brazil have somewhat strong institutions so it may takes some time, but eventually justice seeps in.

@@diegovivo You forgot to mention that the judge that condemned Lula became a politician, supported Bolsonaro and leaked messages showed he was collaborating with the prosecution during the trial.

@@diegovivo are we gonna ignore that the Justice that convincted him was actually a pro-Bolsonaro guy

He was wearing a CPX hat and had a presentation in Morro do Alemão (Germans hill, it’s a place) which is controlled by a highly dangerous mafia, comando vermelho (the red command). When he won, videos of jail inmates started celebrating non-stop and videos of slum thugs shooting up the sky celebrating his victory. Pretty much shows what he is going to do: let them run free and do as they want. No justice, for they are just “victims of society”. Look up how Cuba, Venezuela and Argentina are like now. Hundreds of Venezuelan refugees are here escaping from dictator Maduro because they will be shot if they say a word against him, and guess who Maduro celebrated? Lula.

@@juanranger4214 XDDDD

Now days stay corrupt.

Not only is he a socialist, he also financed the dictatorship of Cuba and Venezuela.

@@juanranger4214 you got to be kidding me

It's terrible and weak!

@@freeman10000 what?

They will laugh at us internationally and unfortunately I would have to agree with them.

@@nomenomeha30anosatras33 Nobody cares about your idiotic politics.

Yeah, just like Venezuela. People really respect a failed socialist state where the citizens eat their pets because they ran out of food because they printed too much money because they overspent because they voted for a socialist who said I will give you everything and it will cost you nothing and you were too stupid to question it! Congregations, Klaus Swab and the World Economic Forum respect you now. Now you have their permission to die so they can build back better. When your economy fails and your society fragments, the IMF will come in and offer to bail you out after you privatize all your industries and let foreign companies come in and loot and rape what's left of your desiccated courpse. R.I.P. Brazil.

Comments that aged like milk.

@@MrShadowThief it is happening, honey

Yup.

It's like those who claim women who get raped are to blame because they dressed a certain way. Russia is just an incel that didn't get it's way because their attitude drives people away from them. Rather than change themselves they'd rather try to force others.

It's how he stays neutral with people that are hardliners for BRICS, eventually he will force Russia & China out as they are intent on erasing Brazil's tourism & plundering their resources.

His successor Dilma Rousseff, from the same party, actually sided completely with Russia.

Yes you can argue that previous Ukrainian government can share some blame but Zelensky had nothing to do with it

@@AmirSatt There is no blame for an invaded country when the only reason the invading country comes is to annex regions. There is a reason why people say "partially" but never reference any reason for that. Because there isn't.

The real definition of "sad" is a life with your brain.

@@realperson6713 The real definition of “sad” would be a single day with your opinions.

@@courier6932 você é brasileiro? Qualquer das opções tem problemas e apresentam ameaça. Tomar um partido nessa disputa é ser um tanto fraco intelectualmente, digamos, para ser educado. Por isso fiz meu comentário. Então repito, é brasileiro? Votou no bolsomito pelo jeito.

@@realperson6713 Sim, sou brasileiro. Isso eu irei concordar, porém, acredito que há um lado onde os riscos e problemas são maiores que outro, por isso votei em determinado candidato, já que, em meu pensamento, não votar irá apenas deixar outra pessoa escolher ações futuras sobre mim. Mas isso eu discordo, não concordo que uma pessoa tomar algum lado nessa discussão o faz se “fraco, intelectualmente”, já que, como mencionei anteriormente, a terceira opção seria não votar, e deixar outra pessoa escolher ações futuras que irão me afetar. Além do mais, desculpe-me se me enganei, mas o seu comentário parecia que você tomou um lado nessa discussão, dizendo que seria “triste” ter o cérebro de alguém que considera a situação presidencial atual “triste”. Novamente, sim, sou brasileiro. E não, eu não votei no “Bolsomito”, mas sim no Bolsonaro.

@@courier6932 quis dizer que triste é viver com a mentalidade de um idólatra. Pelos mesmos motivos que você eu votei no Lula.

Lula e pior

Even that feels like romanticizing him

We are seeing the end of nationalism. Our world will now be run entirely by scumbags who work for the World Economic Forum and they will wreak our countries so they can be built back worse!

That's assuming the election wasn't rigged. Bolsonaro had much larger crowds then Lola so it could be closer to 70. 70 percent of Venezuans hate Nicholas Madero but he wins every election with over 90 percent of the vote.

They will. He will purge his political enemies, set up a socialist state, skim off millions of dollars from the tax payers and when he finally office the county's currency will be worthless and the economy will be in ruins. R.I.P. Brazil.

It won't

It didn't.

in brazil, that's considered leftwing

Hes not a centrist. His policies are all left of center

He is a center right politician with leftist rhetoric.

@@joaopedrocruz6432 Lula??? Lula is only center right if center left is actively dismantling capitalism

@@benmaiorella6296 Lula didn't make any socialist or non market policy in all the time in his past presidency, at most he is a Keynesian.

Singapore is actually neutral so it condemns countries when they clearly have done something wrong. That’s why Singapore actually sanctioned Russia. Brazil will be like india where they only care about making money

Not quite, Lula still has a subtle Anti-Us and Anti-Western stance, he will always be open to business and trade, but politically? Not so much.

Do you know what censorship is? If Lula is, you won’t even be able to know what we will become, because the censorship department will silence anything that goes against Lula’s word!

Singapore is not neural, it's millitary are trained in countries such as Australia, United States and France. All liberal democracies. I don't see the Singapore millitary in Iran, Russia and Communist China.

@@freeman10000 actually, they are really friendly with China. there's a reason they held the talks between N. Korea and USA. Just watch Polymatter's video

Police and Bolsonaro supporters blocked roads to stations in poorer areas and areas likely to vote Lula

it's because the government was buying votes, more than any other. Lula would win with 60% of the total votes

because he's a thief and everybody knows it... despite this youtube propaganda

Bolsonaro used the state apparatus to basically buy the vote. Massive money handouts, artificial price cuts on fuel, subsidies to truckers, 33% increase in teacher's pay (without considering if the states can pay this increase), and a massive increase in propaganda spending (while, ironically, saying he ended the spending with propaganda)

There is a actual conspiracy theory that Bolsonaro throwed cards to make Lula be his competitor becase he was the only other person unpopular enought to make Bolsonaro have a shot.

There were several other presidential candidates in the first round so that isn't true.

@DoubtingThomas I agree with some of the points you made but we need to take into consideration that Operation Car Wash forever tainted Lula's career, and exposed to the whole world to see how corrupt and rotten Brazil's government really was.

@@tauceti8060 Yeah, but people knew that if they voted for any of these other candidates they would be throwing away their vote, the same way that people here in the US vote either democrat or republican because they know if they vote independent they will be wasting their vote

@@tauceti8060 And yet these candidates barely got any track in the polls. All the other candidates combined represented a meager 8% of valid votes in the first round, which shows you how polarized the political landscape of our country is currently. I am absolutely sure a lot of those votes were more compelled by rejection of the main candidates rather than actually believing they might be the best leader for the nation.