#most of the rightganda here is imported

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I think the main difference I notice between the average USAmerica leftist and Brazilian leftist can be attributed to the fact that Brazil had a dictatorship, that was fought with tooth and nails to get rid of, and past that we got universal healthcare and voting rights again. I wish I could say all of Latin America is like this since so many of us had dictatorships but I don't know that many people from other countries (if you're latino please tell me), i think the average brazilian leftist understands there's no worth on peacefully resisting and if you want something, you need to fight or you'll be take and killed, or silenced, or "suicided". I note in a lot of (mainly white) USAmerican leftists that they wait for the change to be made for them instead of going like "wait, I can be a catalyst for changes" even if they're small.

#bernardo talks a lot #idk there's this difference specially on how they view the violence of the oppressed as equal to the violence of the oppressor which I want #to put under a microscope and stidy it in a lab setting #this sense that the world will change for the better alone #while on brazil we had baby steps constantly towards a better xountry #then that conservative ass came along and undid 30 years of work #with right propaganda imported straight from USA #most of the rightganda here is imported #even the queer infighting is imported #I've met the real actual queer community and they're a bunch of fags that couldn't care less about identity #and then i see Brazilian youth in the internet being fed this american right agenda thst there's a right way to be queer #and I BEG THEM TO PLEASE GO OUTSIDE #i think our conservatives were also way tamer before the imported rightganda #oh btw USA intervened here to make the dictatorship happen and then in 2016 (impeachment of an elected left president) #and then 2018 (election of a dictatoe wanabe that can't even talk coherently)