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Well, there are millions of them, so both things can be true. MY personal experience is seeing them criticizing more than defending.
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Well, there are millions of them, so both things can be true. MY personal experience is seeing them criticizing more than defending.
I’m not USian, but I’ve seen online Democrats complaining about Biden as often, if not more, than Republicans.
Moraes has done some very good stuff and probably saved Brazilian democracy from Bolsonaro, but recently has been caught in some corruption scandal as well.
At least I hope he still has enough political pull to smack Musk a bit.
I agree.
But “Political Spectrum” is bullshit anyway, most of today’s issues don’t fit a one-dimensional left-vs-right line.
Calling the current Brazilian government leftist nowadays is a bit of a stretch.
Until very recently the relationships between men and women were not based on liking each other, but on social function.
Culture changed VERY fast in the west in the last 4-5 generations, but not at the same rate everywhere, this is sort of a culture clash.
Aren’t they your country problems? Should they try solving themselves?
We might still, if I’m not mistaken there are (or were) at least two countries considering joining. A big one would be Chile, and negotiations have been going for a long time now.
Here voting is always on a Sunday, and for those that work Sundays, the employer has to arrange so that they have time to go vote.
The USian system is so bizarre.
Here in Brazil everybody HAS to register when turning 18. The registration can get suspended if you miss an election without justification, but you get a fine for each time.
Voting is not a right, it’s a duty.
Not that I’m aware of. Maybe some extreme anti-American-Imperialism parties, but since Bolsonaro I don’t look much at political news for sake of mental health.
Lula is first and foremost a Mercosul proponent, and Chaves’ and Maduro’s crap got Venezuela kicked out.
I live in Brazil, in the Venezuelan election Sunday there were widespread manifestations from Venezuelan refugees and migrants in many cities here. In front of my city’s Town Hall there was a large group chanting “Fuera Maduro”.
I’m glad my car runs on ethanol, gasoline is already 50% more expensive than ethanol here (in South Brazil).
Technically it’s a computer because it can compute something, it’s just not a universal computer.
Certainly a fair share of COVID deaths are his fault, and by making Putin confident the ongoing genocide attempt against Ukraine also.
Again, I’m not USian, I don’t have a horse in this race.
I’m glad Genocide Joe is out, and hope Harris listens and doesn’t follow the same bad path.
Anyway it certainly is more a problem in the legislature, the President “only obeys”.
But it’s delusional to think Trump won’t try to make it worse.
“Yes, but it wasn’t that bad” <- you are here at the coping list.
Shall we keep going until you get to “they deserved it”?
Because you already dropped your mask, it’s clear you don’t care about Palestinians, you only care about Trump.
He kept arming Israel at least the same as previous presidents, so certainly some of the bombs being used now were given by him. And he also supported the Zionists in the Israeli government.
He will according to his own professed and acted stance on Israel.
You say it like he already wasn’t a super killer during his first term?
I’m not USian, but my country had a Trump-wannabe as president, so I know very well how it is.
If he wasn’t losing voters, why was he behind Trump in the polls?