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  Lmao last time he was in he had more than 80% approval.
context: If only Michael Brooks was alive to see this. R.I.P. >
  
  I like to think he's celebrating somewhere with NOI Obama and Right Wing Mandela >
  
  Somebody needs to pay the price for blasphemy around here! >
  
  And sulky loser boy skipped the inauguration, just like ours did here in the US. >
  
  And flew away to hide out in Florida too >
  
  To José Aldo's house lol >
  
  José Aldo is ridiculous, dude was born in poverty and suffered himself all the inequality this country has to offer, to what? To support Bolsonaro late in life. He totally forgot his roots, fuck him. >
  
  When education is not liberating, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor. >
  
  Fuck, this quote is so powerful and makes so much sense. >
  
  Half of Brazilians think this is the greatest thing to happen in so long. The other half thinks this is the worst possible thing to happen.
  As it’s tradition in every election. >
  
  Yeah except brasil has a history of picking bad presidents. Also half of them are very right this time. Lula nearly destroyed the country last time he was in. It would be like if the UK re-elected Elizabeth Truss if she ran again