#bonoro

So, here in Brazil we are voting for president and congress. Very well, but that’s some points I’d like to shoutout:

1) a lot of conservatives were elected! São Paulo is the richest and most developed state here, and yet is the one who votes the worst! People that share fake news were elected (Kim Kataguri, Mamaefalei, ALEXANDRE FROTA). And then for senator: Suplicy has lost, and yet he was a great politician (I read that people were trying to avoid PSL [Bolsonaro’s Party], so voted on Mara Gabrilli [PSDB], so Suplicy lost).

2) The South is the most developed region here in Brazil, and yet it can be so... fascist. Only in the Northeast Bolsonaro was defeated. (People in the south say that people in the Northeast don’t know how to vote).

3) Haddad has few/little chances to win against him, so that scares me. Anyways: we need to bring anyone from the left and anyone who has common sense to stop Bolsonaro. I like Haddad, but I don’t think PT would be a good choice for now - Boulos and Marina, otherwise, are awesome (Marina - in my opinion - has the best proposals to women’s [including more political participation]).

4) this elections were tragic: people with GUNS! People filming the urns (it’s a CRIME). My cousin posted a photo on WhatsApp: a gun with the saying “let’s go Bolsonaro”.

5) now we need to fight against the fascism, on my Twitter a lot of LGBTQ+ people/black people/women were in despair (I’m crying and shaking), because Bolsonaro and his speech are made of hate for the minorities. A lot of people saying that we need to resist and that we need to stay calm, fight back and don’t hurt ourselves.

6) people wanted Ciro Gomes (I like him), but he only got 11(or 12)% of the votes, so... (I was praying so he could win today). I wanted Boulos, Manu (she’s Haddad’s vice), Haddad and Marina as my presidents!

7) this election is marked by fascism and anti-leftism. It’s clear.

Edit: I forgot to say that Bolsonaro PRAISES dictatorship and a torturer (Brilhante Ustra)

Edit 2: please, feel free to add more things to this.

Edit 3: PEOPLE BROKE THE URNS: they were trying to take away the number 7 (Bolsonaro is 17).

Edit 4: a week or two before the elections we had a republican, feminist and anti-fascist movement: #EleNão (#NotHim).

Edit 5: Dória (PSDB) and Marcio França (PSB) are technically tied, so (like the president) we’ll have another day to vote. I’m happy because I don’t want Dória, he was a terrible prefect (he didn’t even finished the mandate, and PSDB isn’t a good party, so...)

Edit 6: Cabo Daciolo was FASTING ON A HILL and got more votes then Marina! I mean, COME ON GUYS!

Edit 7: Boulos got 0,5% of the votes (my candidate, I love him and the work that he does, but I like Natalia the most)

Edit 8: Bolsonaro has a general as a vice. And this general (Mourão) said that he could give a self-defeat, extinguish the thirteenth (a salary people receive) and said that his grandson (or nephew) was the whitening of the nation. Besides: he said that homes where the mother or the grandmother were the leader are a “fabric” of degenerates for the traffic.

Edit 9: someone said that I was spreading fake news, so here’s the thing: I based this on Folha de São Paulo, Estadão, Veja, G1, Globo News (Plantão das Eleições/Elections on Duty with Bolsonaro and Mourão), Jornal Nacional, the interview that Bolsonaro conceded to Roda Viva (with journalists from Folha, Estadão, TV Cultura, Valor Econômico and Globo).

Edit 10: some of the bolsominions were trying to teach nazism to Germany (because the Embassy said that nazism is far-right and some people here in Brasil think that nazism is left) and liberalism’s to The Economist (someone called it The Comunist) because the magazine told that Bolsonaro was a threat. Other magazines said that he was a threat to América Latina.

Edit 11: Bolsonaro received support from religious leaders (Malafaia and Feliciano, if I’m not mistaken, and I know for sure - for what I read - that Edir Macedo supported him).

Edit 12: Edir Macedo’s nephew is prefect on Rio de Janeiro (Marcelo Crivella).

Edit 13: one pastor was excluded from Renascer because he didn’t want to support Bolsonaro, and Havan’s owner, Luciano Hang, coerced employees to vote in Bolsonaro.