More guns for everyone he says.
Easing the license for gun ownership will be a disaster in the long run, and that will take a concentrated effort over a long period of time to undo. Hard if not Close impossible in Brazil.
Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. What are his policies?
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Re: Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. What are his policies?
#12Some things he has said:
"I am in favor of torture you know that. [...] This country will only change with civil war, killing thousands. If some innocents die, that's OK, it happens" . "Let's fusillade petralhas (slang for the opposing political party)". He also praised Coronel Brilhante Ustra as true patriot in Brazilian Congress. Ustra was a torturer known for electrocuting, raping and beating women and then bringing their children to see them while covered in blood and vomit. There are also reports of inserting live rats into women's vaginas.
"Minorities have to bow down to the majority [...] Minorities [should] adequate themselves or simply disappear".
"Being gay is result of lack of beating"
"Women shouldn't have the same salary because they get pregnant", Telling a congresswoman she "doesn't deserve to be raped by him"
"My son wouldn't date a black woman, he was well educated".
"Pinochet did what had to be done"
Re: Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. What are his policies?
#13Follow the constitution, stop systematic corruption, improve the economy and foment industry creating conditions for 14 million people to go back to work, decentralisation of the central government, maintain the food and housing assistance by the previous government, sell off national companies that are inefficient while retaining and improving the strategic ones, reduce the size of the government from 30 odd ministers to about 15, simplify and remove bureaucracy to make business and the country flow, reform the pension system, reduce the government debt which 50% of its income on interest, open the market to promote more international trade, don't raise taxes and simplify where possible. He will make sure the police force are better equipped with intelligence and arms to combat the organised crime and terrorist groups (FARC) who are far better armed and hopefully that will promote the end of the daily terrorism experienced in the larger cities, reducing the 60,000 killings per annum. Hopefully there will be less kidnapping, less robbery followed by executions, people may be able to walk on the streets at night again. Maybe. Anything that goes against these improvements or any sign of policies that could remove the protection of the most fragile members of society, risks to environment, any type of discrimination, should be repudiated vehemently. There is plenty of good new Federal Deputies and a solid centre (centrao) in the national Congress who will oppose and vote against anything that would harm the democratic society that Brazil has built over the last 30 years. Let's hope the opposition is clever and constructive. Unfortunately, as seen in the past, the opposition tries to sabotage and destruct, working for self interest, rather than for the good of the country. I did not vote for Bolsonaro, he does not represent me. I do not vote for PT or Haddad, they do not represent me. BUT there was a democratic elections and one of them is now responsible to fulfill his promises and the people will be paying a lot of attention. If he does anything stupid, there will be a lot of protests, the people will go to the streets and demand the right thing is done. It is now time to work hard and make it work. Enough division, enough arguments, one nation, no matter gender, skin colour or sexual preference. Let's work together for you and for the country. Wherever your are and live!
Re: Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. What are his policies?
#14Reposting what I said in a related thread: As a gay man, I have no words to describe how frightened I am right now - and will be for the next 4 years at least. May God have mercy of us all.
hang in there, you're not alone.