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  There are more influential and prominent figures pushing right wing politics today that deserve our attention rather than the 30 something year old with brain damage trying to feed his family with the crumbs that Dana white hands out to fighters. 
  
  How much of your "attention" does it require to not support shitty people? For me it's pretty easy, I learn of someone being a shitty person and I stop supporting them in any way that I possibly can. It doesn't take much effort at all. 
  I used to be a fan of Jose too, or Kanye, or any number of people. But part of being a good person is supporting good people and not supporting bad. 
  So sure, he's trying to feed his family. But I'm also trying to do that. And if his politics call for my family dying because he doesn't recognize them as people, he can get fucked as much as the rest of them. Because he's doing to those politicians what you're doing to him. It's trickle up support and passive acceptance of the ideologies they epose. 
  
  If I tried to approach everything with “but what are their politics?” I would never enjoy anything. 
  
  Your problem is thinking people approach stuff like that instead of "Oh wow I didn't know he thought minorities and LGBT individuals deserve death. He's a shitty person, I don't like him anymore."
context: He specifically promised that he would be arrested, dead, or declared winner.  He said this very specifically.  We're waiting, bud. >
  
  He forgot to mention option number 4, which is "Buy what appears to be a one-way plane ticket to Orlando, while continuing to ask that his supporters pressure the armed forces to strike down the new government through a coup."
  Yes.
  He did that. >
  
  I suppose Florida is where losers go to cry these days. >
  
  Right wing Latin-American cranks and Miami, name a more iconic duo >
  
  What a rabbit hole I just went on with this. Holy. >
  
  If you're really looking for a rabbit hole a lot of conspiracy theorists think they were involved in the JFK assassination. There are a lot of loose ends. >
  
  I thought that was Ted Cruz's dad >
  
  Big if true! >
  
  Also just gavea 30 day limit to unseal Bolsonaro’s vaccine records. Going to be gooood >
  
  I’m all for knowing if bolsonaro is a hypocrite or not but how is it legal to reveal his medical records? >
  
  HIPAA* is an American law.
  Also it's relevant seeing as one of the big anti-vax pushes he's facing charges for hinges on if he secretly got vaccinated or not. Remember, we're talking about the country where you need to give your full SSN just to reserve a table at a restaurant. >
  
  
  we're talking about the country where you need to give your full SSN just to reserve a table at a restaurant.
  
  That's just not true >
  
  Bruh, just last month I went to outback and they asked for my ID number and phone number before giving me one of those table buzzer things.
  Yeah there's no federal law requiring it for restaurants (but there is one for hotels) but it doesn't change the fact that the concept of privacy laws in Brazil is so loose that every service from tacky chain restaurants to airport wifi providers ask for you "secret" personal ID number. >
  
  Bro I live in Brazil and I never have to inform shit >
  
  Good for you I guess?
  In my region phone number + CPF is the standard for just about everything. And it doesn't detract from my point that personal data privacy isn't taken seriously by most people hence why releasing Bolsonaro's vaccination records isn't seem as something crazy. >
  
  You're right, though the concept of the CPF bring "secret" looks highly impractical and alien to me. How would that work? Would we just pretend the number is secret like we do for credit cards, despite them being extremely easy to dupe? >
  
  In theory you would only give it out for government or government-adjacent services, I recently found out it wasn't supposed to be given out for random shit when I got a litte warning on the DMV app saying to no share your CPF lol. >
  
  Lula, in 2016:
  "If they arrest me, I become a hero. If they kill me, I become a martyr. If they let me loose, I'll be president again" >
  
  If Bols incites violence thinking he is safe in America, he will be shocked when they deport his ass back to Brazil to face trial. >
  
  America is a good place to begin if you want to just disappear. With your millions. >
  
  Maybe if you're a run-of-the-mill millionaire who is otherwise a nobody.
  It's very hard to disappear if you're the disgraced former fascist president of a country. Bolsonaro won't disappear in the US. If anything he's going to be under surveillance by the FBI the entire time he's in the country. >
  
  He is actually staying at José Aldo's home in Florida. >
  
  The UFC fighter? Lol >
  
  Lots of UFC and BJJ fighters support him. Must suck for leftist practitioners. >
  
  
  I’m well aware and try and separate the fighters and their politics
  
  Why?
  By supporting those fighters you're supporting their politics. Whether directly or indirectly.
  Foolish to think you can do so.