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Ever notice that these “tough guys” and “strongman” are think skin like a condom, as well as slimy and soft.
And those who support them are at least in a good position. They should have protection when they get fucked
He’s moving to Florida >

How long until he visits Mar-a-Lago? >

They're going to have conservative gop orgy with trump, de santi, gaetz etc, but it's not gay cause it's manly. >


but it's not gay cause

Because the gay-community has decreed that Trump-Bolsonaro joint activities won't and can't be classified as gay no matter what. Period. End of discussion. Let's not think about this. >

Deny that asshole entry to the States. >

Yeah why the fuck would we want this creep here? Let some real refugees in instead. >

He's going to Mar-a-Lago to choke on Trump's balls... >

that’s a powerful imagination , to think Trump could have balls big enough to choke on >

Anything can choke ya if it goes down the wrong pipe. And as far as trump’s marbles are concerned, any pipe is the wrong pipe. >

These fucking right wing babies. Be tough! Men are men! I'm sad cause I lost so I'm not gonna stay for my successor's inauguration!
Grow the fuck up, "conservatives." >

Then they blame all their losses on someone else. 
"  I lost the election...they cheated."    Never mind that it's their fault they lost and can't accept that their governing ideas are not well liked.
Can't be a  bloody man and a grow a pair and accept their loss?   The people don't like you.....change something maybe?  
I'm so sick of these people and their whining....it's always someone  else's fault. ...not theirs. >

I seem to recall that when conservatives won in the US in 2016 the Dems blamed Russian Facebook ads for the next four years rather than admit their platform and campaign wasn't good enough. >

That's quite the reductive take >

Is it? When did we get any introspection from the DNC about their inability to beat a game show host who can't even run a business, much less a political campaign? No, all we heard was how Russia hacked the election, so much so that you'd almost be forgiven for thinking Russia literally hacked the voting machines and switched votes from Hillary to Trump. >

I seem to recall a lot of soul-searching about "economic anxiety" and not speaking to the working class. Tons of blame going around about how Hillary should have gone to Wisconsin instead of campaigning in the South, and the like. Bill Clinton even reportedly warned Hillary she needed to focus on the Rust Belt. There was no shortage of blame placed on Hillary and the Dems.
But you can hardly blame them for obsessing about the Russia angle. If it had just been Facebook ads, it'd have been a bit ridiculous. But we knew early on that Trump's campaign manager, son, and son-in-law had met with Russian agents after being pitched the idea of receiving dirt on Hillary as "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump". Don Jr's response was "if it's what you say, I love it". Even Steve Bannon called the meeting "treasonous" and "unpatriotic". Trump publicly stated that if offered help by foreign governments in the future, he would absolutely accept it. So there was some question as to how far this assistance went. Especially the TONS of other connections to Russia he had predating his presidency. There was no level Trump wouldn't stoop to, it was just a question of how much he was able to pull off.
Beyond the Facebook ads it's pretty likely IMO that Russia hacked DNC and Hillary campaign emails at Trump's behest (did it within hours of him publicly suggesting they should), which contained internal oppo research like the contents of her Wall Street speeches and stuff that Bernie bros were able to use to falsely portray her as having colluded with the DNC to shut him out, contributing to Democratic disunity. It's unlikely we'll ever know the full scope of their assistance given that Russian intel operations are fairly unlikely to be discovered, and even when discovered, it's likely the US intel community would not want to reveal that fact. >

Doesn’t want to stay for the Trump style committed crimes, criminal proceedings. >

Hoping Biden will cooperate with the future criminal probe that's coming for him >

Not even right wing media can find dirt on Biden, that's why they're targeting Hunter because he's a messed up druggie. >

I feel like people are misunderstanding his post.  I read it as "(I'm) Hoping Biden will cooperate with the future criminal probe that's coming for him (Bolsonaro)", because Bolsonaro was the person being reference in the comment he replied to.  In other words that the feds don't shield Bolsonaro and extradict him back to Brazil if asked. >

I think people are so used to seeing whataboutisms and false accusations from the far right, that they just assumed they meant that Biden was going to be investigated for some crime the far right have invented. >

That was my assumption as well, but I feel like you have to have pretty piss-poor reading comprehension skills to not be able to follow a pronoun through two sentences. >

Actually the fact that he mentioned Biden in the sentence and then said he, the pronoun could easily be for either person so get down off your 6 inch high horse >

The fat fucking orange potato will welcome him with open arms. Losers hang together, any should hang together. >

Orange man said he doesn't like losers. Not sure he will be much welcoming to another loser... >

If that's true, that explains why there are no mirrors at Mar a Lardo. >

Now he'll be Jair "Florida Man" Bolsonaro >

Good lord we don’t want him. >

He's headed straight to Mar-a-lago isn't he? >

Not straight, but he is Def going. He is now a guest at former-fighter José Aldo's house. >

Dammit Jose, I’m disappointed. >

Of all countries he picks USA, and Florida to top it off- pretty telling who mingles with who.  Remember Trump saying "he's doing a great job" on Bolsonaro? >

Shitbirds Randy >

To be given "Asylum" by the Immigrant hating DeSatan. We will have to see how much Money he looted from Brazil and transferred to DeSatan. >

We don't want him. Send him back please. >

Florida's loss is Brazil's gain. >

Fun fact: there's a lot of gator farms in Florida. >

Do Brazil and the US have extradition treaties? Mr. Bolsonaro and Mr. Santos probably know.