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  radio silent after a reasonable response as expected…
context: Reports are that the general had refused to fire Lt. Col. Cid, who had been Bolsonaro's aide and was given command of a special operations batallion. Cid is currently implicated in a possible corruption scandal. The army chief doesn't get to disobey orders from the President. He was rightfully sacked for insubordination. >
  
  Take notes Biden, that’s how you deal with traitors to your country >
  
  It’s never a bad thing to purge fascists from government. >
  
  can't blame him after all the shit thats been going down.
  this guy wont be the last on the chopping block.
  Bolsoronistas really fucked up showing their hand the way they did. un-democratic fuckwits, all of them. >
  
  IIRC Bolsonaro suddenly replaced all military heads sometime during his govt, so it’s to be expected that Lula would change them to names who are favorable to himself or AT LEAST more neutral. >
  
  Apparently this guy refused to fire a lower ranking Bolsonaro supporter, despite being ordered to by his President. That's insubordination, and is absolutely a fireable offence, regardless of if he supports Bolsonaro or not. >
  
  The military in Brazil is only useful to hurt democracy.  Dictatorship  Amnesty was the biggest mistake in modern history in Brazil. >
  
  It's funny, as the military is usually used to protect the country from external threats. In the past 150 years (sorry Paraguay), our only threats were internal, which were either the military itself or supported by the military. 
  Well at least our trees are all painted halfway down. That's what the army does here, as they have absolutelly nothing else to do. Paint trees and support coups. Do the army (or anybody else for that matter) paint fucking trees elsewhere in the world or is it only here? >
  
  That's unfair. They paint sidewalk curbs too. >
  
  The military will soon be put back on its place so they can go back to paint streets and be useless as they always were. >
  
  I want them to hunt the people who are burning the forest. >
  
  The army? Good luck. They are useless. It'll be the Federal Police and the IBAMA that'll bring the hammer down on them. >
  
  Brazil army is incredible useless >
  
  He should have been court martialed and faced charges of treason. >
  
  I do not blame him in the slightest. >
  
  Chasing out the rats >
  
  First step of becoming a dictator ... >
  
  Is replacing the army chief appointed by the previous guy who actually wanted to be a dictator? Because fun fact, Bolsonaro replaced a lot of high ranking people.