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Children "having an impact on their environment", in the same way kids smash bus-shelter windows etc.
Oh, and they attacked democracy. >

No, I'd like to hear more about the paintings, please. >

The article serves to further paint a picture of these rioters and their brainless motives. >

Lol nice pun. But yeah it's already clear they tried to subvert democracy, it's not like the article is playing distraction >

Common thugs.  And egged on by some of the same terrible bad actors who created our Jan 6 insurrection here, Bannon, Stone, etc.   Terrible. >

it's not nice to wish death on people, so I'll hope for a long and painful recovery for bolsorano >

Local news confirmed with the hospital he supposedly was and they told they never treated him there.
He's lying about that too. >

do you mean recently or today? because a few outlets are reporting today, and I've been hearing rumours for a while he's got some sort of serious stomach issues.
just let me dream bro >

I'm Welsh bro he ain't slipping by me at all. so let me dream. >

Sorry bro >

These far right individuals should be treated as traitors to the nation. 
If given the opportunity, they will try again. 
Unfortunately, in this day and age of rabbit holes of information on the internet, it would take money, time and therapy to unwind whatever delusions they have built in their heads, something which Brazil doesn't have. >

And Bolsonaro, too. He implicitly instigated and approved this, and he knew he was doing it. All he had to know was to attend Lula's inauguration, shake his hand and tell his voters that he accepts the outcome of the election and to peace out. But nah, he had to throw a baby's fit, in the exact same way Trump did, and insinuate that the election was stolen and he's still god emperor of Brazil. >

And iirc he even said that this was gonna happen MONTHS ago
Atleast i recall seeing it on some late night shows >

I haven’t read any corroborating articles, but I heard from a Brazilian friend that they literally left feces. He didn’t know that the same was done in the US Capitol. I won’t be surprised when it’s confirmed. Same brand of moron. >

Yeah, there’s video of a guy taking a dump on a table. Disgusting animals. >

"Hmm, how can I use my big brain to show my anger and displeasure?  Ah yes, let me revert to marking territory like in 75,000 BC." >

Well, Bolsonaro did his best to ransack the entire country, so what did you expect?
Did you think they would light candles and sing Ave Maria? >


Well, Bolsonaro did his best to ransack the entire country, so what did you expect?

Uh...these are his supporters, right? >

Yeah, following his example >

Fascist thugs behaving like fascist thugs. >

What’s the Brazilian version of Y’allQaeda? >

I propose Al-QUEda, because they have no real clue wtf they're doing. >

huehuehuehue >

Hope we can see this Masterpiece on Baumgartner Restoration. >

Article title does not match post title >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 84%. (I'm a bot)


The three vandalized buildings - the presidential palace known as the Planalto, the Supreme Court and Congress - are themselves treasures of modern architecture designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
A monumental granite statue called "Justice," sculpted in 1961 by Brazilian Alfredo Ceschiatti, sits in front of the Supreme Court, on The Square of the Three Powers, opposite the presidential palace.
The painting "Mulattoes" by Di Cavalcanti, a master of Brazilian modernism, exhibited in the Noble Hall on the third floor of the Presidential Palace, was seriously damaged.


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These are the same people who claim to be "traditionalists". >

MAGA makes its way to Brazil. >

Yup. Copied the blue print >

Naturally, they didn’t learn from the American Insurrectionists: you gotta smear shit everywhere. That’s when we know you’re serious. >

I feel sad for Brazil. 😢 >

Where's all the people who have been bitching about climate protestors pretending to ruin art now that actually art has been ruined >

They claimed to be patriots yet destroyed precious artwork linked to Brazil's history.
There was a unestimable clock Louis XIV asked Balthazar Martinot to make to offer to the King of Portugal, which was brought with the royal family during Napoleonic wars; it is now beyond repair.
Hell, they even drew Hitler moustaches on a portraitof the Duke of Caxias! >

once people are in an angry mob, all reason vanishes.  Many people use it as an excuse to be destructive scum >

One more reason to avoid calling mobs and crowds in politics. >

uh-huh.. I love it when pro-nazism "fighters" shout "BUT THE LEFT WAS DOING IT TOO!!!! 8814WPWW!!!"
like... I forgot.
you people do not believe in "consent" unless you are the one who is raping/murdering/attacking, because then the ethnicity, skin colour, sexuality, or whatever means consent is"implied"
tho, when you are facing consequences, then everyone's a "hypocrite" as consent is suddenly "leftist" and antisemitism is "freedom of speech" and such.
like... not my hill to die on. >

Describing the portrait of a political figure as a modern masterpiece is a bit of a stretch >

If you read the article, it was not the painting pictured in the post, but a painting called "mulattoes" by cavalcanti. >

I skimmed it and only saw one canvas that was slashed, easy mistake to make >

Reading the first half of the title, I thought this was going to be about those climate protestors.