I am very sad.

[Nautilus]

mZuzek said:

Nautilus said:

the reasons they support him are usually because they think that Bolsonaro is "homphobic, racist, sexist" and whatnot, as if a president is some kind of celebrity and not a manager,

No, dude, what the fuck? You're actually saying it's more important for a random celebrity to be tolerant, than the leader of a nation? Look, I don't give a shit about what a movie actor, or a football player, or a popstar says, because it doesn't affect my life. If I enjoy their work and they say something like that, then yeah, it's bitter, but celebrities don't have any tangible influence on people's everyday lives in the way political leaders do. A celebrity being intolerant means they lose their job and everyone despises them. However, a president being intolerant means people feel entitled to the same intolerance, people feel right to do acts of hatred, and in fact they have already begun to do it. In the last few days, a PT supporter was killed in Salvador; a college student was attacked here in Curitiba; a young girl had a swastika stamped on her neck in Porto Alegre. All of these acts and many more happened in the name of Bolsonaro, and even if they're not directy his fault, they are the fault of him being a political figure who condones such actions.

So, no, you're wrong. Stop spewing hate and bullshit.

I couldnt give a flying fuck to someone opinion on a matter as long as that opinion dosent impede me from doing the things I have the right to do.Bolsonaro isnt any of the things you claim him to be, but EVEN if he was, his job is to be a manager, to administrate a country and to resolve its issues.As long as his opinion on a certain topic dosent impede from said topic from being spoked about or being practiced, as long as it is legal, I dont have a problem with it.Much like you dont go around punching people for thinking differently than you even if you think that his opinion is nonsense.