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@vittor Muito bom ver os invejosos fracassados pe rapados brasileiros nos comentarios, voces nunca vao sair da miseria que vivem e isso me alegra.

gente com o que esse povo todo trabalha pra ter dinheiro pra ir pra copa??

@marcosanntana que presidente? o ladrao?

Eu nunca vi um presidente da república criticar um atleta que foi convocado para defender o seu país na copa do mundo , que bizarro pra dizer o mínimo

@TheIncorrupt_ Poe legenda no ingles

🗣️Veja vídeo de lançamento da campanha de Flávio Bolsonaro: Brasil Sem Medo

Isso aqui ficou bom pra kct

@senaitalo98 tu falou que era pegadinha depois? faz nos passar essa vergonha nao italo porra kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Brazil’s War on Parents In the latest masterclass of judicial absurdity, a Brazilian judge has sentenced parents to prison for the crime of… educating their own children. Yes, really. While violent criminals, corrupt politicians and organised gangs continue to plague large parts of Brazil, the full force of the justice system has apparently been unleashed against a mother and father who chose to homeschool their daughters. Their offence? What authorities described as “intellectual neglect.” One has to admire the creativity. We have reached the point where parents actively teaching their children can now be accused of neglecting their education. George Orwell would probably ask for royalties. This marks the first criminal prosecution of homeschooling parents in Brazil and sends a chilling message to families across the country: your children may be yours biologically, but the state increasingly believes they belong to it ideologically. The real question is not whether homeschooling is right for every family. It isn’t. The question is why a government that struggles to provide safe streets, functioning public services and quality state education believes imprisoning parents should be a national priority. Authoritarian systems always begin with the same assumption: that bureaucrats know better than mothers and fathers. The state decides. The experts decide. The judges decide. Parents obey. Brazil’s ruling class frequently lectures the world about democracy and freedom. Yet what kind of free society sends parents to prison for taking responsibility for their own children’s education? A genuinely confident government would compete with homeschooling by offering better schools. An insecure government criminalises the competition. The most alarming part is not the prison sentence itself. It is the principle behind it. Once the state claims the authority to punish parents for choosing a different educational path, there is no obvious limit to where that logic ends. For a country already facing growing concerns over judicial overreach and government power, this ruling feels less like a legal decision and more like another step toward state control dressed up as child welfare. After all, nothing says “freedom” quite like sending parents to jail for teaching their children.

@FlaviaMSoares76 Alem de filho da puta e ladrao, LADRAO. LA DRAO.

QUE FILHO DA PUTA

@OFCBostil Aprendeu com o melhor do mundo.

É difícil admitir, mas já chegou a hora do título de Rei ser passado ao Lionel Messi

@buarnosKing @Haddad_Fernando NAO FICA UM MEU IRMAO...

@neymarjr @neymarjr youtube.com/watch?v=bWnS2d… VAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

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@guigpereira Sente vergonha porque voce e um invejoso fudido que nao tem condicoes de sair do seu bairro, volta para o esgoto que voce saiu.

Apenas eu sinto um pouco de vergonha alheia com isso ou vcs também?

@realmilgrauu Nem todo odio do mundo e suficiente para esse parasita filho da puta LADRAO.

Krl irmão, é o nosso presidente humilhando um dos maiores jogadores da história do nosso país. Inacreditável esse vídeo kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

@anniestandersen Todo dia uma vergonha diferente com o analfabeto ladrao. youtube.com/watch?v=FehF4D…

Lulinha

@WhiteHouse I love your guys making memes in this office, life is too short to be too serious.

We really saved America before GTA 6