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Especially the public response. You need to start getting organized and protesting.
I was at the São Paulo protest. Don't worry world, we got it covered. Bolsonaro will be in jail as soon as the US deports him. >

As it should be
I'm honestly disgusted with how much shit Trump has done. I legit had one guy think "So you think we should just lock up Trump and throw away the key for the rest of his life" and I said "Yes, absolutely" and he goes "Why?" and I said "cause he tried to over throw our democracy"
Don't think he was happy with my direct and to the point answer.
You deal with the terrorists (yes I'm calling them terrorists) and their leader (Bolsonaro) as your laws dedicate and dont' use kid gloves.
Also I'm super confident Biden has 0 fucking patience for Bolsonaro and will probably kick him back to Brazil very soon. >

Trump was on tape telling Georgia officials to give him enough votes to win the state, and the justice department is still like "oh man oh geez idk i think we should investigate it maybe?" He was literally committing election fraud and nothing has happened to him. The country is beyond saving. >

On fucking tape. Nixon must be rolling in his grave 
History will judge this injustice >

When Trump dies and meets Nixon in hell, Nixon will be like "you did what? And they didn't do anything to you? How the hell'd you manage that?" >

"Stacked the courts first.  Duh.  Can't get in trouble if you own the guys who's job it is to punish you." >

How did he stack the courts? It was just unfortunate that justices died and he took an opportunity anyone would >

When I come across comments like this it gives me two thoughts.
One, our country is absolutely fucked. And two, I really wish I were able to be this checked out from reality sometimes. 
This is some Patrick Starr level shit >

Literally have no voice today because of how loud I was shouting "NO AMNESTY!"
I regret absolutely nothing. 
Jail Bolsonaro. >

I’m Brazilian but have lived in the U.S. since I was a kid. 
Where I live I rarely encounter other Brazilians but recently I traveled and was walking down the street and saw a large group of people dressed in Brazilian colors. In the USA, for my whole life, that has meant one thing: Soccer fans!
I was so excited myself about the upcoming World Cup and my face lit up until I got closer and realized what they were: Bolsonaro supporters, rudely blocking the sidewalk, shouting dumb shit at random Americans, making such a scene and behaving so idiotically that now when I see actual Brazilian soccer fans my heart sinks because I’m worried it’s just more right-wing idiots. 
So fuck this guy, him and his idiot supporters have taken something from me, taken something from all of us. >

It's the same with US colors now. They used to mean you were celebrating 4th of July or thought that flag shirt looked nice at the gift shop. Now if you see a crowd of US flag wearing people there's a 90% chance they're also carrying Trump 2024 and anti-abortion signs. >

What should have happened in every town and city Jan 7 in the US. 
Edit: and what 97% of the Republican Members of Congress failed to do EVER >

The left is too busy playing defense all the goddamn time >

I'm sorry the what? Did you just call Democrats the left? Bahaha. The Dems are a center-right party. They are not "the left". >

...what the fuck are you talking about? >

The Democrats are the closest thing to a left-wing party that the US has but they are liberals at best. >

What the fuck does that have to do with anything I said? I never even mentioned Democrats
Is this a bunch of bots? >

If you mean "the left" as a bloc of people with opinions then the idea that we're all playing defense is ridiculous. 
The only people always stuck playing defense are the Democrats. It seemed a fair assumption to make. 
Sorry for making you think I'm a bot I guess. >

Your argument is silly. The dems are the left in the United States. They may not be as far left as you want, but this is also not relevant at all to the conversation. >

Those idiots should be locked up and Bolsonaro should be strung up. The U.S. would be better off if that’s how we’d handled the MAGA terrorists on 1/6. >

Looks like supporters of the right only believe elections are fair when they win. If they lose its stolen, their new calling card. If it was left wing supporters storming these government buildings I reckon many many would have been shot in Brazil, or if the left did a January 6 then many more of them would have died. >

I don’t know man when the left long in 2016 the left was claiming mass cheating but the difference between y’all and them is that they decided to attack governmental buildings while politicians were inside >

The left also claimed Russia collusion.
Which was objectively true, people in Trumps campaign have been tried and convicted for their involvement with Russia.  They never got a smoking gun to Trump himself so the right likes to pretend that means the rest of it never happened. >

Collusion is not a legally defined term, so no it's not objectively true. 
It's absolutely something I believe but we can't say it's objectively true. >

Which should indicate I'm talking about the nonlegal concept of the word then.  Trumps campaign colluded with Russia; they took money from and acted in concert with them.  The charges that resulted in are not themselves called "collusion", but the proof presented to make those charges happens is the definition of collusion. >

The charges prove that the campaign benefited from Russian activities, and on a balance of probabilities they almost certainly were working with the Russians, but that has never been proven beyond reasonable doubt. 
Again, I agree with you that this is most likely what happened but we can't claim it's objectively true. >


but that has never been proven beyond reasonable doubt.

That's literally what criminal convictions mean.  What do you think they were convicted of otherwise? >

Nobody that I'm aware of has actually been charged or convicted for anything like "collusion" with Russia. Everyone I'm aware of has been convicted of sundry offences with regard to them obstructing the investigation into the alleged collusion. I'm happy to be proven wrong though. 
So once again while I 100% believe that these people are guilty of working with Russia in a manner that could be described as collusion, we cannot say that it is objectively true that they did so. >

Manafort was convicted of handling the money, just off the top of my head.  There's more to the convictions than obstruction charges. >

Man the US failed on a massive level when we look at the exact same scenarios around the world. Doesn’t matter the subject. This is the newest example. >

DOJ too scared to indict Trump, who is somehow above the law, apparently >

Man, America looks really weak in comparison for our handling of our capital riot.