Brazil: Millions in the streets demanding an efficient and less corrupt government.

They have more balls than we do.

Americans need to learn from the brazilians instead of being preoccupied about retarded celebrities or when the next iPhone comes out.

Wow didn't realize it was that bad. Thanks for the link.

Impressive sea of people in some of those pictures.


NEVER TO BE SEEN IN THE LAND OF THE FAT BRAIN WASHED!

Brazilians had 3 FUCKING CHANCES of not letting the PT maffia take over, and 3 FUCKING TIMES they let that happen, now they "demand an efficient and less corrupt government"???

They elected the corrupt government 3 times in a row.

There are no words in the known universe to describe how stupid that is.

at least they try, seems like most in the US dont care or just dont know about what is happening to the country and the rest of the world

Last Edited by mrmuffins69 on 06/18/2013 12:21 AM

Like anywhere else in the world.

What are they protesting?

Seems like all the governments are corrupt, bunch of psychopaths running the world.





Last Edited by Arete11 on 06/18/2013 12:26 AM

In case you didn't notice it yet, the "try-out" times are loong gone! We could "try" during the '80s, we still could try during the '90s, but things got kind of defined in the 2000s.

We're in the 2nd half of the finals sport. Best case scenario now is sudden death.

I could write it all down to you, but this short video pretty much sums it up. Please watch and spread the word.

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Americans would put up with North Korean type antics. As a people we have fallen.

We hqve been electing shit in here for years. At least they have some balls to do something. Americans will drink diet coke and eat chips and watch it all on tv from their govt issued tv in their govt issued apartment

Now I´m pretty sure Mods are ust boycotting this information...that´s ridiculous

In few words, because they elected themselves the most corrupt and worst government of all Brazilian history and they missed the opportunity of taking them down when the "mensalao" scandals of Lula blew wide open 8 years ago.

Dila's time out. she need to go NOW, she supports elite and contempt for Brazil people

and the world cup is next year

we definitely have to pay close attention to brazil leading up to the world cup, things could get bad real fast

Good Thread. 5 stars and a pin request.

LOL, do you think she will say "I'm sorry" and resign???

Are you what 15???

She wouldn't be president if Brazilians had gone in the streets back in 2002 for demanding the IMPEACHMENT of Lula. But they were too busy watching BBB and did nothing. Much by the opposite, they voted his reelection and yet they put Dilma for keeping his legacy.

I'm seeing how these protests will end up, with the government tagging protesters "terrorists" near the world cup, because there's a shitload of money involved and they don't want sponsors and tourists pulling off in the last minute, because of urban riots.

They are afraid it will happen here and watching it and drawing attention to it encourages it. they are afraid of monkey see monkey do syndrome.

Everyone wants to act like little bitches on here but if it happens here it would not be like turkey and brazil. Americas is a whole other kind of beast with a lot of pent up aggression from people that are anything but fat lazy and stupid. add to that a lot of those same people have been labeled unemployable since the recession and we have quite the powder keg on our hands here.

I'm not sure how to get people to protest peacefully either
but i'm pretty sure further repressing the pent up aggression that is building is dangerous as well.

It's turned into an impossible situation here.

BRAZILIAN PROTESTS ON FIRST PAGE: New York Times

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I was amazed when I hit the streets tonight. I never thought Brazilians were capable of being so organized, and that we would rise. I saw the protesters opening the street for cars with passengers, calling out to anyone who was damaging public property, cleaning up buildings immediately after a small group would paint the walls. I am still in awe.

We have changed from within, Understand that Brazilians are very passive and patient with the government...

I pray we will be as civilized here. it's no longer if it will happen but when.