Brazil thread 2023-

[PSOL]

PSOL hasn’t been an independent organization that tries to be its own party for a long time now. As of this moment, it is basically a quasi-satellite party and I expect it to continue on this path for the indeterminate future. The only real opposition to PT is coming from the centrist parties of PSB and PDT who they compete for votes with.

[PSOL]

Is the mayor in Belem well liked?

[PSOL]

Mark my words, Lula not being on the ballot will make the next election somewhat competitive than if he was running. He’s the only thing preventing PT from dropping in the polls and being surpassed by PSB or PTB. PT governments won’t outlive Lula’s time on this earth for long.

[PSOL]

Why did Dino leave for the PSB?

[PSOL]

RV, the right in Europe and North America really doesn’t believe in anything either but to benefit themselves. Ideological dressing in itself is just a more effective way at s•••posting and riling a respective base. Brazil’s lowbrow political culture is more honest than those in other countries and is just reflexive of the many castes such a diverse country actually has.

The obscurantist style present in political discourse is just intellectual wankery and d!ccwaiving. No wonder in an age of diminishing returns people would be losing that sense of trying to appear smart.

[PSOL]

As much as I want it to happen, Twitter isn’t getting blocked in Brazil.