I am very sad.

[Nautilus]

BraLoD said:

Nautilus said:

People end up using your own arguments against you because your argument is flawed in the first place, and thats all there is to it.Its not because of some grand conspiracy, or because people have become suddenly racism and intolerable.Its that simple.

We are all this polarized because of the gravity of the situation.Brazillians are tired of being used and being robbed by the corrupt parties and want changes.Left wing parties, and by extent socialist ideas have been implemented for the last 16 years and not only they havent worked, but actually made things much worse.At the very least, at the very core, Bolsonaro brings ideas that are different and fresh, and that are actually right-wing centric.Thats why half the population approves and supports him.Because at the very worst, even if he does end up failing to bring Brazil from this gigantic hole it is buried in, at least it had a chnace of working.Haddad is simply trying to do everything that was done before, and not only it wont bring new and diferent results, but they will also keep on feeding of brazil riches.

Im sorry to say, but most of Brazil is also sad because of people like you, who keeps voting on these corrupt politicians over and over again.You are the reason brazillians are in this current situation.And well, if you cant handle it, let me break the news for ya:Thats what means to live in a democracy.

You really have to stop with this "if you are not with me you are with the enemy", the guy doesn't even vote, he came from Argentina.

That's really annoying and, honestly, narrow-minded.

Heh, he is doing the same thing, you know that?Especially with the "You are the reason that I am sad" part.Never saw you saying that he was annyoing though.Plus, couldnt he vote though?He came to Brazil when he was one year old, so its not safe to say he is considered a brazillian citizen now, and thus have every right that a citizen have?

Anyway, this is an open forum, and Im not being disrespectful, Im just trying to have a discussion.I dont want to be mean by saying this, but its not my fault if you cant handle different opinions.This is not meant to be his echochamber, specially on a subject as important as politic.He says that he is sad because he feels like people are being intolerant because they support Bolsonaro, and that if he gets elected, the country is done for.I am just showing that those people, as I think that most brazillians do, feels the same.I think they all feel that, at this point in time in our country, they stand at a crossroad:At one side is Haddad, which roads leads to corruption, decay, and a situation like Venezuela.On the other side is Bolsonaro, which road MIGHT, and I do want to emphasize this word, lead to a road where we will start rebuilding the country.Not instantly save it from the shit it currently is, but start to lay the foundations for a better future.

Thats what the other side is feeling right now and thats why the country is so divided.