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Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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Re: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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Curious if he's gonna pull a Trump.

"Bolsonaro sees three options for future: Prison, death or victory" (aug 2021) - https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/29/bolsonaro-sees-thre...

At least he cares about preserving the national identity and puts domestic issues first.

Re: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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post #11
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

"Bolsonaro sees three options for future: Prison, death or victory" (aug 2021) - https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/29/bolsonaro-sees-thre...

At least he cares about preserving the national identity and puts domestic issues first.

Is Brazil's national identity at risk? (genuine question, I'm uninformed about Brazil).

Re: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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post #11
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

"Bolsonaro sees three options for future: Prison, death or victory" (aug 2021) - https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/29/bolsonaro-sees-thre...

At least he cares about preserving the national identity and puts domestic issues first.

National identity based on what exactly? He is the worst enemy of indigenous populations.

The only issues he cares about is to foster mining, guns and hypocritical neopentecostal religious beliefs for personal gain.

Re: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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With the kind of crowds Bolsonaro attracts compared to Luis I find this highly suspect.

This the same kind of gaslit thinking people used to used to delude themselves into thinking Trump won 2020.

I think parent comment is trying to make a joke by referencing the common refrain of American republicans regarding election denialism.

Re: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president

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post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

At least he cares about preserving the national identity and puts domestic issues first.

Is Brazil's national identity at risk? (genuine question, I'm uninformed about Brazil).

No.
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