Post by @donelias@mastodon.cr

@donelias Vibras de Petro, Fujimori, Cast y Maduro a la vez el de la derecha xdd

@danieruotakuboy acá en Costa Rica tenemos nuestra variante, es agotador

@donelias @danieruotakuboy Esto, la interferencia de los EE.UU. en las elecciones (muchas veces usando a la CIA) y unas mediocres oligarquías latifundistas son la constante de América Latina. 😒

@danieruotakuboy @donelias

Qué sancocho ideológico tiene usted en la cabeza, estimado.

@JackMexa4 @donelias Es que LATAM da para todo por separado lamentablemente. 😅

@donelias If Gabriela did win in this matchup, the CIA would organize a coup to oust her.

@TranshumanBlues @donelias This.

Y siempre ganando por la mínima, menos de 5% de diferencia, para terminar de amarrar el estereotipo

@donelias 51% of the population DO NOT have the right to sterilize 49%, ever. This sort of shit is "three wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner" democracy.

@donelias less than 3 million vote difference. let the $$$$ fly now to see who wins the second round

@sergiodomeyko how the fuck come?!

@CrisOliveira thank you for the explanation. I understood the first time the fascist was elected, but I could not grasp why he even would be a competitor the second time around.

@carl
Yeah, it's even more bewildering if you consider this time it's his son, who has not 1/10 of the father's charisma and influence (even if charisma is a bit overrated, since Jair Bolsonaro is a disgusting imbecile). I mean, Flávio's platform is basically being Jair's son and that's it.

@sergiodomeyko @donelias

@donelias hp sal. Suena demasiado conocido 😪

@donelias
Hitlerio won with an anti-corruption platform. Voters are so passionate about anti-corruption, they vote in a corrupt if he vows to fight corruption. He also vows to end crime -- by killing everybody. He will destroy drug cartels by arming the biggest one into a nation-wide militia.

@donelias "Despite falling inequality ‌and unemployment, Lula has struggled to win over voters grappling with high living costs, heavy household debt and the threat of crime and more pervasive gang activity."

Yeah, vote for the right, they'll always prioritise the poor and downtrodden. It's right there in the definition of "right wing politics".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-wing_politics

@ghouston@mamot.fr @donelias@mastodon.cr This is not true, is fascist propaganda ""Despite falling inequality ‌and unemployment, Lula has struggled to win over voters grappling with high living costs, heavy household debt and the threat of crime and more pervasive gang activity."

@xenotar @donelias It's possible, it just came from this Reuters article. I'm curious about why people were voting for Bolsonaro.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/brazilians-head-polls-high-stakes-polarized-election-2026-10-04/

@ghouston@mamot.fr @donelias@mastodon.cr @ghouston@mamot.fr @donelias@mastodon.cr That is a lie; I live in Brazil. Working-class people vote for Bolsonarism because Neo-Pentecostal pastors have been campaigning ceaselessly since 2018, because the business sector wants a liberal who will sell off national assets, because Big Tech also wants a liberal subservient to their interests, and—finally—because Trump and Netanyahu want it. This is no secret; it has been reported, e.g. in the Washington Post, Guardian, the New York Times, and Le Monde diplomatique,.
This lie by Reuters is shameful.

@donelias ya hasta se siente raro esto

@donelias And just wait to see the upcoming US elections.

@donelias Coming soon to a United States near you.

@donelias the fight gets incredibly tiresome when 40%+ of the population just yearns for fascism