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Wow they're moving swiftly, almost like it should be taken seriously. Imagine that.
An arrest already? I thought you had to wait a couple of years at least. >

What’s going on with Trump is ridiculous. Especially seeing it on the front page all the time >

It's pretty clear none of our politicians want to open the Pandora's box of of locking up the wealthy and privileged classes, unless it's a violent crime of some sort.  That's not something they can step back from.
After two years of this bullshit, I can't come to any different conclusion than this. >

I think its more the pandoras box of arresting a former president . They are scared. There have been politicians who have been locked up but not a president. >

I don’t understand this. How is it possible to arrest and hold traitors accountable? What wizardry is this?? >

I have to admit that I didn’t have “I admire Brazil’s justice system. I wish the justice system in the US was more like Brazil’s.” on my 2023 bingo card. Definitely not in the first few weeks of the year. >


I admire Brazil’s justice system

Is this a joke?
We're in this mess to begin with because Brazil's blatantly partisan Justice System put Lula in prison and prevented him from running in the 2018 election, which is what led to Bolsonaro's victory that year and everything that has transpired since then!
Jesus fucking Christ people, jog your memory banks a bit and try to remember what came before Z. Either you're an ignorant foreigner who knows nothing of Brazil's political arena, which is forgivable, or worst, you are a Brazilian but have the memory of a goldfish. >

He will probably open his mouth now and bring Bolsonaro with him. >

I can already taste the tears of rage from his followers >

Ballsacknaro >

The similarities between Trump and Bolsonaro are uncanny. There have to be more cases of this happening around the world, right? >

Probably but I don't think the similarities would be as much as in this case. A part of Brazil has the terrible habit of imitating the US and Bolsonaro and it's followers' actions show that perfectly. >

It’s part imitation, yes, but look back over the last couple of  years and see why Brazil had their very own CPAC, where Bannon spent time with Bolsonaro and his sons. 
This isn’t merely imitation, it’s instruction. There’s a handbook for toppling democracies. >

Fascinating! What is Bannon, exactly? If it's not merely a coincidence, then he should be on some kind of watch list. I can't imagine the CIA wouldn't spy on him 24/7. >

Steve Bannon. He's been working with conservatives around the world to fuck up democracies for quite a while. >

He got chummy with Orban when CPAC went to Hungary didn't he, or am I thinking of someone else?