comment: >
  
  Republicans are watching w their cocks in their hands
context: How is this considered a coup attempt in Brazil but not a coup attempt in the USA? >
  
  You know what is funny? In 1964, the US decided to support the overthrow of the elected President João Goulart to undermine movements springing from lower class aspirations and to strengthen groups favorable to U.S. investors. >
  
  The US fucked the entire Latin America in the 60s. >
  
  It has not stopped, your govt is the cross we carry everyday. >
  
  Hold your horses, pal. The Americans involved in this appear to be entirely outside of our government. >
  
  Sounds like time for the CIA to doxx some perps. >
  
  It would be convenient to be able to deal with certain bad actors outside of the protections they enjoy here in the U.S. >
  
  r/Conservative was talking like this never happened here months ago. So delusional. >
  
  They’re also cheering for the fascist insurrectionists >
  
  Fascists cheering for fascists? Who would've expected that haha >
  
  Even more shocking, the courts in Brazil are going to punish these guys very fast. I mean really fast. Hell, I be happy if they called to bring a call for Bannon as he encouraged it. >
  
  Maybe they can grab Santos fast too >
  
  ...while Fascist Republicans celebrate here. >
  
  Accept christ >
  
  Never! >
  
  Pax Vobiscum >
  
  Bless you.