How Brazil’s Libertarian Movement Helped Bring Down a President

[Antonio the Sixth]

Upper-Middle class twentysomethinhs in a developing country always have the worst opinions.

(Of course, the effect of their triumphant overthrow of Dilma was the installation of a cronyistic coalition puppeted by Big Ag and evangelicals, but yeah congrats you really showed those stooppid poor people who selfishly wanted enough to educate their children rather than sending them to work)

This x999999999.

My only hope is that this blatant coup will reembolden PT voters and bring Lula triumphantly back to power in 2018.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Brazil's libertarian movement? I'm pretty sure that's about 200-odd rich guys. If you think that they had any significant effect in what unfolded then you really have no clue about Brazilian politics and should stay away from them.

Ok, Mr. Know-it-all. I'll bow to your superior knowledge and scurry away forthwith.

This is a good call. You don't know more than Hash.

OMG yes.

If Hash has time to engage this dimwit, dis gona be gud.

[Antonio the Sixth]

lol

[Antonio the Sixth]

yeah, if you're not embracing, defending or making excuses for corrupt leftists then you're not part of the clique team!

And mildly corrupt leftists are just as bad as Stalin, of course.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Obviously not.  And the people that make excuses, defend and embrace him are much worse than the people that do the same for the merely corrupt.  Still, kind of silly to do though....at least in my opinion.  I understand some people feel it's their duty to defend corrupt people, but only if they are wearing the same color shirt.

Well, yes, I'll take the corrupt people who lifted millions of people out of poverty over the corrupt people who don't give a sh*t about 95% of the country they live in. Didn't think that would be a controversial position.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Yep, it's all grey!

You are an idiot.