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Non Serviam posted:You know, since you said you'd kill and die for the cause, starting your HRC work camp might be just a plane ride away.  btw do you want a different avatar?
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Dias posted:Yeah, he's the ur-USA bootlicker, a perfect representative for our non-religious right. Now here's a line of discussion I can get into. Please everybody share ur Steven Universe Petralha AU, ideally with shipping charts included.
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My uni (UFC) started a full student strike against the PEC and the teachers are to follow as well. UGH.
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Holy poo poo we really can't have nice things: http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/7573336/buenos-aires-kraftwerk-concert-electronic-music-banquote:According to a report from Brazilian publication Clarin, Buenos Aires officials passed the ban in September as a reaction to 10 drug overdoses by party-goers at April's Time Warp festival... Organizers argue the Kraftwerk show is nothing like a dance music festival, and they are right, but the city maintains that any show using synthesizers is strictly prohibited. 
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Alright, at first it was amusing. But now I am rather pissed off at my brazilian 'moderate conservative' friends being shocked and dismayed at Trump when just a few month ago they were on the streets howling against commies and poo poo to bring down the government. Lots of media types, too. They go full (old school) Glenn Beck at home, then shift into Paul loving Krugman when the matter is north of the equator. Hey, guess what, shitheads? You were also shouting against big government, pesky minorities, being strong again and banishing the filthy liberals from power forever. Own it. It's your orange face in the drat mirror.
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Sephyr posted:Alright, at first it was amusing. But now I am rather pissed off at my brazilian 'moderate conservative' friends being shocked and dismayed at Trump when just a few month ago they were on the streets howling against commies and poo poo to bring down the government. Lots of media types, too. They go full (old school) Glenn Beck at home, then shift into Paul loving Krugman when the matter is north of the equator. I was discussing trump in a bar yesterday, someone made the argument that the issue in this US election was that trump managed to be elected by repeatedly telling lies, and he was able to do that because people live in a media bubble, people need to be better informed otherwise politicians will be able to lie, for instance, there is this youtube video where lula confess that he manages to lie all the time to foreign audiences about brazil having millions of homeless children...
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Being openly contemptuous to the hostile MSM and getting away with it is something that Lula really should have done.
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Non Serviam posted:Considering that Alex Jones, David Icke and Putin are now the dears of a growing sector.. Yeah, just a couple of months. January 20th is the day, if you want to be exact.
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:Being openly contemptuous to the hostile MSM and getting away with it is something that Lula really should have done. The thing is, despite being painted as a bloody-taloned revolutionary, Lula really is a conciliator and an assembler of alliances and coalitions. And like Obama, he could not really get loud and anry even if he wanted to, because it would reinforce every stereotype the other side is bringing out. But yeah, when he went to Roberto Marinho's funeral and actually squirt some tears over his verminous carcass instead of having it fired into the nearest black hole, even I thought it was taking the bit too far. And fat lot of good it did to him.
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Sephyr posted:Alright, at first it was amusing. But now I am rather pissed off at my brazilian 'moderate conservative' friends being shocked and dismayed at Trump when just a few month ago they were on the streets howling against commies and poo poo to bring down the government. Lots of media types, too. They go full (old school) Glenn Beck at home, then shift into Paul loving Krugman when the matter is north of the equator. Yeah. Freezing public spending on health and education for twenty years, appointing an all white male cabinet, and the stuff they are doing to student protesters would be a bridge too far even for Trump. And nothing Trump has said about Mexicans and Muslims compares to what the average coxinha has said about Cuban doctors, nordestinos and so on.
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John_A_Tallon posted:January 20th is the day, if you want to be exact. A Chilean informed me that Trump was a good candidate because he'll oppose THE ILLUMINATI. There was a whole video about Clinton as a shill for the Rothschild family, etc. There was a time when I'd argue with him. I just called him schizophrenic and walked away. I want to see the faces of these ANTI NWO when they see the people Trump will bring to his hilariously incompetent cabinet (like Bolton, Giuliani, Palin, etc.) all of whom are, I think, supposed to be shills of the Jews, the reptilians or someone else.
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I sure chose a good time to visit the US. Everyone feels dead inside. At least I'm doing better than my friend who went to Thailand last month...
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nerdz posted:I sure chose a good time to visit the US. Everyone feels dead inside. At least I'm doing better than my friend who went to Thailand last month... I think a large part of the population is pretty happy though. It wasn't a coup
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Non Serviam posted:I think a large part of the population is pretty happy though. It wasn't a coup I'm in a blue state though. And I'm going to a progressive activism convention so it's only going to get more depressing from now on. At least I'll get a lot more work in the next years!
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Non Serviam posted:I think a large part of the population is pretty happy though. It wasn't a coup A large part but still the minority. She won the popular vote. And I doubt he'd be visiting anyone who wasn't miserable because of it.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:A large part but still the minority. She won the popular vote. And I doubt he'd be visiting anyone who wasn't miserable because of it. She won a popular vote that was the lowest it has been in twenty years. This is a system where half to a third of the eligible voters don't register or show up. Those people don't just vanish just because they choose to abstain. They're still out there, doing stuff and having opinions and paying taxes.
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Non Serviam posted:I think that their interest in Latin America is dwindling though. we can only pray
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John_A_Tallon posted:She won a popular vote that was the lowest it has been in twenty years. This is a system where half to a third of the eligible voters don't register or show up. Those people don't just vanish just because they choose to abstain. They're still out there, doing stuff and having opinions and paying taxes. I don't get it, is the electorate "a large part" of America or not? Who gives a poo poo about any of that in the context of the post I was responding to, unless you're trying to say there was a silent majority of support for Trump among people who didn't go out and vote for him?
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Cup Runneth Over posted:I don't get it, is the electorate "a large part" of America or not? Who gives a poo poo about any of that in the context of the post I was responding to, unless you're trying to say there was a silent majority of support for Trump among people who didn't go out and vote for him? The margin she won the popular vote by is tiny compared to the large number of people who couldn't bring themselves to care enough to turn up or register to get a mail in ballot.
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John_A_Tallon posted:The margin she won the popular vote by is tiny compared to the large number of people who couldn't bring themselves to care enough to turn up or register to get a mail in ballot. Again, what on earth does that have to do with anything in the context of the post I was responding to? It sounds like we agree and you're just trying to undermine the concept of Clinton having more popular support than Trump because you do not like her.
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gently caress yeah more stinking Yanquis talking about US election on the LatAm thread
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:gently caress yeah more stinking Yanquis talking about US election on the LatAm thread Imperialism never dies.
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:gently caress yeah more stinking Yanquis talking about US election on the LatAm thread Something something keyboard warrior, something something there is still place for you to die for your ideology. On a serious note, the US elections are relevant to South America. Like what happens to other players is relevant in your mmorpgs
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Non Serviam posted:Something something keyboard warrior, something something there is still place for you to die for your ideology. Something something suck my cock. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:Something something suck my cock. Sorry, I'm not into bestiality (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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I wonder what Latin American country will be the first one visited by Trump. I hope it's Argentina and we finally build a wall that stretches from the andes on the Bolivian frontier through to Chuy.
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It will be Mexico. I get the impression South America is really low on his priority list.
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Has Alicia Machado tainted Venezuela for him? 'Cause otherwise Maduro might've found his break.
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ZearothK posted:I get the impression South America is really low on his priority list. 
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Ghost of Mussolini posted:I wonder what Latin American country will be the first one visited by Trump. I think I speak for most of South America when we say we'll even help you build that wall. Trump is more concerned about Mexico than about us. Brazil's government isn't really that into Trump because despite having a lot in common, they see themselves as "classy" politicians. I think when push comes to shove, they'll happily keep their trade relationships and not much is gonna happen. I could be wrong tho because this is 2016 and nothing seems to make sense so I'm already figuring out how to please our new God-Emperor best.
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Back in 2004, the Lula government was quietly rooting for a Bush win, because at that point Republicans essentially ignored South America while democrats wanted to push the FTAA. As for the Argentine wall, it reminds me of this joke: A Brazilian and an Argentinean man are walking down the beach when they come across Alladin's lamp. Since they both discovered it, the genie gives each a wish. The Argentinean goes first and asks for a huge wall to be built around argentina so that the undesirables of Latin America can't get in. When it comes to the Brazilian man's turn, he first asks the genie "is this wall solid?" "yes" "does it go around the entire country?" "yes" "then fill it with water."
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joepinetree posted:Back in 2004, the Lula government was quietly rooting for a Bush win, because at that point Republicans essentially ignored South America while democrats wanted to push the FTAA.
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ZearothK posted:It will be Mexico. I get the impression South America is really low on his priority list. Good That said, it's kind of funny how now yanks get to experience what being a banana republic under an imposed charismatic dictator is like. Karma's a bitch I guess. I wouldn't put it past our neoliberal god Macri, PBUH, to start the boot licking. joepinetree posted:Back in 2004, the Lula government was quietly rooting for a Bush win, because at that point Republicans essentially ignored South America while democrats wanted to push the FTAA. This but for Buenos Aires. The province. The city. My particular neighborhood. Etc. Ghost of Mussolini posted:Argentina's swimming pool is the biggest in the world! Truly a country condemned to success País generoso
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Markovnikov posted:I wouldn't put it past our neoliberal god Macri, PBUH, to start the boot licking. https://twitter.com/Palle_Hoffstein/status/797072879217213440
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Ghost of Mussolini posted:I wonder what Latin American country will be the first one visited by Trump. Isn't Chuy on the Uruguayan-Brazilian border? Will you boludos try to annex Uruguay? Them's fightin words!
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Markovnikov posted:Good It's been a right wing talking point for years that immigration and liberal/socialist/emotional Catholicism was going to turn us into yet another dysfunctional Latin American nation. Well guess right what fuckers, you are about to get that wish fulfilled!
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