Here's one that got away. Reading the graffiti about slashed seat affairs. Polishing steps and keeping out of the fights. Com lenco, sem documento....

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You will struggle to read anything more idiotic
They extended voting for two hours for the first time in Brazils history, and Bolsonaro lost his lead. Brazil is a hellhole of socialism.
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The ignorance of this. Do a little research Who is Lula's running mate? It's a mild version of social democracy in a capitalist economy. Public discourse matters. Please don't cheapen it with stuff like this
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Tim Vickery retweeted
I live in Brazil and have made ZERO election-related market recommendations. Bolsonaro is an absolute idiot. Any normal boss or business owner would find it utterly disgusting to mock a worker for losing a finger on the job in a factory. Coming from a daddy’s boy who has never worked outside politics? Oh, my... 🤦‍♂️
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The pattern was clear very early. The swing to Lula was across the board - it was picked up from the overseas votes, available early in the day. Analysts were clear - if Lula maintains that swing, he wins. He did, and it was not even close. See my thread for explanations
No one actually believes the Brazil election results are legitimate. If your candidate "won" and you like the end result, fine. But you don't have to lie about the dishonest process.
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So let me get this straight: Brazil has a judiciary JUST for elections. They decided against extending the hours. Then a judge who was Lula's personal attorney issues an order to extend the hours solely in areas favorable to Lula. Am I getting this right?
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I worked the Brazilian elections for France 24. For what it's worth (and armed with a degree in History and Politics!!), here's my take on what happened.
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... "absolute security in the whole electoral process." There will be protests, and the Bolsonaro camp will look to stir things up. Just as in the election, the interesting thing will be how much of the trad right go along with them, and how many quietly enjoy his defeat
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End of thread. I thank you for your attention to this matter. Other interpretations are possible
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