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Speaker 1: episode that the two of us have done in a while.
Speaker 1: A minute last week doesn't count. That was that was
Speaker 1: some stock pilot ship. Yeah, but yeah, this week really
Speaker 1: talking about UM JR. Polsonaro, who in any ways is
Speaker 1: considered the Trump of the traffics um from his hateful
Speaker 1: rhetoric against women in gays, denial, COVID science, conservative economic
Speaker 1: and social agenda down to reason concern that the right
Speaker 1: wing leader, who is beloved by Brazilian military and police,
Speaker 1: might say decou and try to keep control of the
Speaker 1: government when presumably he gets ousted in the upcoming Brazilian
Speaker 1: presidential election. But how similar are Trump and Bosonaro? Really
Speaker 1: would want to get into the details that is the
Speaker 1: topic of today's conversation, which we will get into right
Speaker 1: after the joke. Okay, so we are back. So we're
Speaker 1: talking about Bostonaro today, and I mean this is in
Speaker 1: the midst of you know, there's a couple of these
Speaker 1: trump ish sort of figures around the world, pretty much
Speaker 1: dudes who are running their countries like they're fucking organized
Speaker 1: trimm ires essentially. You know, obviously we all know Putin,
Speaker 1: you know, Homy in the Philippines. What's his name again,
Speaker 1: do Tarte? You've got uh, the guy in Belarus who, yeah, Lucashenko,
Speaker 1: they pretty much stage the coup. Who else he got
Speaker 1: air to Juan and the Turkey. Um, I do believe
Speaker 1: Poland has a trump ish figure in any event, You've
Speaker 1: got a rash of these guys over the world, and
Speaker 1: Bosonaro is just another one in that line of cats
Speaker 1: who are doing that thing. Okay, So let's get to
Speaker 1: this question a little more deeply. Who is jar Bosonaro.
Speaker 1: He was elected to the presidency in eighteen as a
Speaker 1: member of Brazil's Social Liberal Party. After several decades as
Speaker 1: the Brazilian equivalent of what we might consider a congressman. Now,
Speaker 1: Bosonaro had been a vocal opponent of same sex marriage
Speaker 1: and homosexuality, abortion affirmative action. He's an opponent of drug
Speaker 1: decriminalization and in essence, the it hates fun environment. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he apparently has beef with the environment. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, under his leadership, it's overseen a
Speaker 1: spike and deforestation in Amazon. Last year, I get the ship,
Speaker 1: the Amazon in Brazil lost an area fourteen times the
Speaker 1: size of New York City ship, which is the greatest
Speaker 1: decline the forces seen in twelve years. So just hates environment,
Speaker 1: hates gays, hates women, anybody NW drugs, walking talk. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and yeah, I feel like, um, yeah, it's like a
Speaker 1: cartoon villain almost. Yeah, it's like if it's like he's what,
Speaker 1: he's kind of what a lot of motherfucker's in America.
Speaker 1: Imagine that they're they're living with you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: With Trump, I would say he's worse. To be honest,
Speaker 1: it's leg kind of scary. Like he's spoken favorite torture
Speaker 1: and violent revolt against the democratically elected governments. Um. He
Speaker 1: said in interview, elections won't change anything in this country, Well,
Speaker 1: only change in the day that we break out in
Speaker 1: civil war here and do the job of the military
Speaker 1: regime didn't do killing thirty thousand people. If some people die,
Speaker 1: innocent people die, that's fine. Every war, innocent people die.
Speaker 1: So there you go. That is the current president of Brazil.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that? Well, I mean, like
Speaker 1: as someone that like keeps tabs on various like strains
Speaker 1: of leftist thought, like there are people that are totally
Speaker 1: over like touralism and like, yo, we just gotta like
Speaker 1: have a revolution or something like that. But very rarely
Speaker 1: did you hear or you like, have you find someone
Speaker 1: who asked that's to say that in a scenario like that,
Speaker 1: the people rise up and see the government back, like
Speaker 1: thousands of people will die, like hands down and so.
Speaker 1: But like, something that's weird to me about this quote
Speaker 1: is that he seems to relish it like he's like
Speaker 1: stoked that thousands of people like could die in civil
Speaker 1: war in his country. This is where are like the nuance,
Speaker 1: Like my nuance kind of starts to go out of
Speaker 1: the window when it comes to the sur stuff. These
Speaker 1: cats this is like baked into their ship, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. Like these cats are in a way
Speaker 1: like fantasizing about the worst case scenario where they feel, oh, man,
Speaker 1: now I got the green light to kill lots of people.
Speaker 1: So it's like all this like revolution Mary talking ship
Speaker 1: like that. To me, it's like one side is talking
Speaker 1: about revolution and think pieces and on like YouTube videos,
Speaker 1: and the other side is like literally hiding in the bushes,
Speaker 1: training with guns, imagining the day that they're going to
Speaker 1: get to do some wild ship you know, Oh, we're
Speaker 1: gonna transform society and make it an egalitarian like paradise.
Speaker 1: And then the other side it's like, oh, so words
Speaker 1: gonna break out, Oh we haven't revolutions, Oh I got
Speaker 1: to just go gun people down in the streets. And
Speaker 1: they're like superstars about that. I heard about a case
Speaker 1: not too long ago. I mean, and this is kind
Speaker 1: of taking it from Brazil, taking a backstage side, but um,
Speaker 1: just in a nutshell, there were some neighbors who were
Speaker 1: having you know, dispute, and one group of neighbors had
Speaker 1: a Biden sign and the other neighbor was a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: and he went into the house and gutting them down.
Speaker 1: This happened like maybe like a week or two after
Speaker 1: the election. But I think just now starting to get
Speaker 1: into the trout phase and show like that. But I
Speaker 1: mean that's not like a I don't think that's an
Speaker 1: isolated incident, you know what I'm saying. And I don't
Speaker 1: think it's indicative of like scattered isolated incidents. Like the
Speaker 1: current right wing ideology is one that's like implicitly violent,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So, so what I find
Speaker 1: interesting about like comparing his bedic. Sure, this is an
Speaker 1: old interview almost you know, two decades old, um, but
Speaker 1: comparing him to like Donald Trump, I feel like Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has like a just like a cavalier sense of
Speaker 1: just like disregard for human life or it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: if people die, people die. I don't I can't think
Speaker 1: of an example where he was like, yeah, let's go
Speaker 1: out and murder thousands of people in the streets. That'll
Speaker 1: be lit they. I mean, it's it's come out that
Speaker 1: he did want to give like have the army intervened
Speaker 1: during the Black Lives Matter protests, like he he really
Speaker 1: did want them to start shooting people in the street.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if there's a specific let's skill,
Speaker 1: but I mean Homie and the way I look at
Speaker 1: it is Donald Trump, and by that that part with Republicans,
Speaker 1: they straight up smooth watch six thousand people die smooth,
Speaker 1: like didn't didn't flitch. So I don't think it's I
Speaker 1: don't think it's it's beyond though to to talk like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been talking about you. But like I guess, like
Speaker 1: their willingness to say something like that's out in the open,
Speaker 1: because like even if they had discussions about gunning down
Speaker 1: protests rising last summer, probably happening behind closed doors, out
Speaker 1: in public, they want to pretendarly they didn't say like that.
Speaker 1: So is that like a different level of blood lust,
Speaker 1: is at a different level of political savvy, or like
Speaker 1: maybe Trump and his handlers might know it's probably a
Speaker 1: smart thing to say out the public. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but I feel like that is a
Speaker 1: place where these two diverge a little bit in like
Speaker 1: strategy or crazingness. Conditions are also important factor and differentiating
Speaker 1: the two is that Trump has a lot of potential
Speaker 1: to do what Balsonaro has been able to do, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, Like, like like Brazil has been
Speaker 1: a fashion Brazil was fascist in the eighties. Already you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. So it's like what he's trying
Speaker 1: to make it be. They've been that before, so that
Speaker 1: door is kind of open there to begin with. And
Speaker 1: then just he has more enablers, you know, the the institutions,
Speaker 1: not not every country has the institutions that are sturdy enough,
Speaker 1: as America has proved to be the last four years,
Speaker 1: and ship like that. So when you have somebody who's
Speaker 1: poking and prodding if the ship is not sturdy enough,
Speaker 1: he's more successful of doing things like changing laws and
Speaker 1: changing constitutions and doing those things to keep himself in power.
Speaker 1: So he's just he's enabled a lot more than Trump
Speaker 1: is too. Yeah, we've talked about a bunch of people
Speaker 1: like math death, speaking of which UM Brazil has very
Speaker 1: consistently ranked second in the world for um COVID nineteen deaths.
Speaker 1: UM Over the question of pandemic another thing that the
Speaker 1: leadership of our presidents have held in common. UM Bolsonaro
Speaker 1: from the start has the little the pandemic and earlier
Speaker 1: this year had several videos removed from YouTube for spreading
Speaker 1: misinformation about the coronavirus, which had parallels in a certain
Speaker 1: sense to UM. You know, Trump getting flagged on Twitter
Speaker 1: for like talking shit about like detoxy clorican or never
Speaker 1: that a reel um. In July, one day after announcing
Speaker 1: that he attests pop positive for nineteen, Boston came wonder
Speaker 1: fire for allegedly using homophobic language to mock the use
Speaker 1: of face masks, namely saying that masks were for fairies. Okay, anyway.
Speaker 1: He later posted a tweet including a picture in which
Speaker 1: he appears to be smiling and giving it thumbs up
Speaker 1: while brandishing a box of hydroxy chloroquine fills. So, like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I am just very I'm like because I know I
Speaker 1: know someone left wing people who are like very anti
Speaker 1: authoritarian and are skeptical of like vaccines and the science
Speaker 1: behind coronavirus stuff like that. But it's so interesting to
Speaker 1: me that like there's these parallels were like in addition
Speaker 1: to being you know, like, I just don't understand why
Speaker 1: this seems like a cross cultural occurrence that rightlying thankers
Speaker 1: tend to believe coronavirus misinformation, Like why is that? I
Speaker 1: don't get it currently, I think it's part of their
Speaker 1: like contrarian streak, where you know, anything that the left
Speaker 1: of the country is for it. Then they're automatically opposed
Speaker 1: to it, you know what I mean, That's what it is.
Speaker 1: Like the left cups out like, oh, we believe in science,
Speaker 1: and theff's like, yo, we don't have I honestly think
Speaker 1: that's really what it is. I mean, and it's it's
Speaker 1: played out that way to win. The vaccine was first
Speaker 1: being developed in Democrats or whoever were like rightfully so
Speaker 1: in my opinion, were like, hey, I trust science, I
Speaker 1: trust the doctors. I don't trust Trump. So I don't
Speaker 1: know about the vaccine. It was completely switched, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like people were like, man, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I want to take some VAGA vaccine and
Speaker 1: and MAGA were in on vaccines. I mean thisaccine talking
Speaker 1: about you know, like so proud that this is recently
Speaker 1: is like last you know what I mean, like last
Speaker 1: March that this is going on, Like this isn't this
Speaker 1: wasn't like ancient history anything. So I really think that
Speaker 1: a lot of it is rooted in that contrarian stry,
Speaker 1: just as far as far as like right leading people
Speaker 1: are concerned, where it's like hey man, I don't trust
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and I don't trust these crazy liberals and
Speaker 1: you know, they're all for the vaccine and PC woke,
Speaker 1: Like I think it's all wrapped up into that ship.
Speaker 1: I I pondered whether as a couple of other things
Speaker 1: as well, And it's probably a mixture of all of this,
Speaker 1: you know together. Um. On the one hand, there's just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this libertarian streak of just like I don't really care.
Speaker 1: I can do whatever I want. Um, So like you know,
Speaker 1: like I don't care about the science, I don't care
Speaker 1: about any of this stuff because I just want to
Speaker 1: be free, Like you know, the government shouldn't you know,
Speaker 1: you know that don't tread on me bullshit. Like a
Speaker 1: little bit of that was mixed with this like, oh,
Speaker 1: the economy is more important than anything like oh, like
Speaker 1: you know, business and you know, the stock market, like
Speaker 1: we gotta keep the numbers going up on the ticker,
Speaker 1: even though no one knows what that is, at least
Speaker 1: from a governmental perspective. I feel like that's driven a
Speaker 1: lot of Trump's people, you know, like trying to protect
Speaker 1: his corporate you know, homies by like making sure the
Speaker 1: economy marches forward. I imagine, and you know, and and
Speaker 1: and um. Boltono has made similar comments I think even
Speaker 1: at the u N summit last week talking about how, oh,
Speaker 1: COVID restrictions cripple economy is like this focus on oh,
Speaker 1: the economy is more important than human life as well.
Speaker 1: So all that together, I guess it just for me,
Speaker 1: you know that that's what it's like. That's what like
Speaker 1: right wing politicians motivations are. But it's like it's more
Speaker 1: interesting like the people that are like on the ground,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, like the regular people in terms
Speaker 1: of like what they're motivation is. Yeah, I mean, as
Speaker 1: a commissioner, like as even compost COVID restrictions here to help,
Speaker 1: you know, you know, in the interests of public health.
Speaker 1: We've got an emails from like business owners that are like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're killing me, like I don't know what I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to do, dada da da, or just concerned people just
Speaker 1: like you know, just constituents who have no stake, who
Speaker 1: are totally fine middle class like you know, pension, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, paid off the mortgage already, who are like, oh,
Speaker 1: like you know, oh, the unemployment is encouraging people not
Speaker 1: to go to work, and then know, the crippling the
Speaker 1: economy because even even the average there's like average citizens
Speaker 1: who don't have any person an ottle interest in like
Speaker 1: the stock market or like, you know, the economy at large,
Speaker 1: but like have his ideology of like, oh, the economy
Speaker 1: is important, the economy matters. They absorbedist rhetoric and they
Speaker 1: spew it back out even though it's like, yo, I
Speaker 1: don't want you, like Homie who's writing to me this
Speaker 1: email about like, oh the mass mandate, I don't want
Speaker 1: you to die either. I don't think you want to
Speaker 1: die either. I don't think you want to die for
Speaker 1: the economy. Honestly, there's something cultural in it, I feel,
Speaker 1: because I mean, like like a fucking World War two
Speaker 1: and ship they rationed meat, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: They were like like motherfucker, they ration steel, like you
Speaker 1: couldn't drive as long as you wanted to or as
Speaker 1: far as you want to because they were ration and
Speaker 1: gas and ship Like, I just don't see people making
Speaker 1: that personal sacrifice after this COVID ship because it just
Speaker 1: seems like everybody is like not everybody, but I just
Speaker 1: mean there's a there's a huge component of the vaccine
Speaker 1: denial that is rooted in well, I'm straight, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be fine, all right. Yeah, that's like a new precedent
Speaker 1: for not as individualism but anti collectivism. Yeah, people who
Speaker 1: are specifically opposed to like working together to like for
Speaker 1: the benefit of public health and public and now something
Speaker 1: seen somebody who has that mindset and that agenda, right,
Speaker 1: you very easily can rope left leaning people into that,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. I think because I mean
Speaker 1: if you don't even if it's not even um presented
Speaker 1: that way, and you're just more so presenting these ideas
Speaker 1: that you know, like you said, are kind of adjacent
Speaker 1: to the to the grand scheme of collective organizing and
Speaker 1: community and stuff like that. If you start chipping away
Speaker 1: at that sort of thing, then you have people who
Speaker 1: otherwise would be cool fucking retweeting Tucker Carlson and ship.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like, oh, I agree with them in
Speaker 1: the back look at Juken Greenwald. That's the topic for
Speaker 1: another day anyway, Thank even what are you doing? Oh,
Speaker 1: we gotta do a whole episode? All we do? We do?
Speaker 1: We do? We do. Like somebody somebody checked her on
Speaker 1: like yo, you know, he's a white nationalist, and she
Speaker 1: just like went off on the defense of it. I'm like,
Speaker 1: and people were like, oh, go off, Like what do
Speaker 1: you know do not? Oh man, let's let's get back. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So public opinion of Bolsonara, which hap been favorable during
Speaker 1: his first year in office, turned negative throughout most between
Speaker 1: twenty you know, with his cutat of handling of the
Speaker 1: coroneris pandemic. Everything briefly became positive again after we authorized
Speaker 1: emergency payments again to our studentist checks here, before turning
Speaker 1: negative once more. So you know, yeah, the Brazilian economy
Speaker 1: and the Tank five like was a five thousand dead
Speaker 1: and almost the best people dead in Brazil. And they
Speaker 1: have a population of two hundred and eleven millions, so
Speaker 1: they've got like, damn near a hundred million less people
Speaker 1: than us but have the same amount of people. Oh
Speaker 1: damn that has actually yeah, yeah, a lot of the
Speaker 1: country's political and economically have just turned against him. I mean,
Speaker 1: and like even for every average, everyday people, the public
Speaker 1: living standards getting squeeze because food and fuel costs are
Speaker 1: taken upwards amid high unemployment. So this uh, you know recipe,
Speaker 1: all these ingredients come together to give you shitty poll
Speaker 1: numbers for our avoid Boltonaro. Um, it's looking like voters
Speaker 1: are likely to pick left wing former president Little Da
Speaker 1: Silva over Boltonaro in the coming election if posters are correct.
Speaker 1: But there's definitely signs that Balstonaro is not gonna go
Speaker 1: without a fight. So earlier this month, Bosonaro called his
Speaker 1: supporters to the streets in preparation for what he called
Speaker 1: a necessary counter coup against Congress and the Brazilian Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: He directed a huge militia. He directed a huge military
Speaker 1: parade through the capital of Brazilia, in part to flex
Speaker 1: his his close ties with the military leaders, many of
Speaker 1: whom he appointed the cabinet post following his election. Balstonaro
Speaker 1: also enjoys a high level of support among the nation's
Speaker 1: police force. Sounds like Trump as well, leading some to
Speaker 1: wonder if, in any event, if in the event of
Speaker 1: an attentive coup, the military and cops might turn against
Speaker 1: the public to keep the president in power. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't even know if that's the question. I think
Speaker 1: that what was going to happen. I think that I
Speaker 1: think we're lucky that ship didn't happen here, to be
Speaker 1: honest with you, So yeah, yeah, and we'll get to
Speaker 1: that a little bit. The second Um some some analysis
Speaker 1: of January six to sort of put it in in
Speaker 1: contrast to what happened earlier this month in Brazil, but
Speaker 1: Bostonaro's out here he was making direct threats to this
Speaker 1: Freme Court Chief Justice Luis foos Um even said that
Speaker 1: the only options for himself bothora were to be arrested,
Speaker 1: killed or to win in the elections. And given that
Speaker 1: winning seems unlikely at parting of recent polls and the
Speaker 1: fact he went on to say that he would never
Speaker 1: be arrested, is its inuating that he will only leave
Speaker 1: office if killed. He's undermined the public's faith and security
Speaker 1: of the upcoming elections, saying no person is going to
Speaker 1: tell us this voting process is safe and reliable because
Speaker 1: it isn't. So. I mean, all of this probably soundscari ship,
Speaker 1: but the good news is that these pro bolson Are
Speaker 1: protests across Brazil turned out to be a lot smaller
Speaker 1: than supporters anticipated. According the local police, only about a
Speaker 1: hundred twenty five thousand people took part in its Outpollo demonstrations.
Speaker 1: Like that's still a lot, but they expected about two million.
Speaker 1: There are other smaller demonstrations across the country, but no
Speaker 1: violence broke out. So it's kind of what happened with
Speaker 1: the part two of the January six thing that they
Speaker 1: tried to do last week. And so in the early
Speaker 1: lead up to the lead up to early September demonstrations,
Speaker 1: international media was just discussing the event as a potential
Speaker 1: repeat of January six. UM. But according to alex O Trulli,
Speaker 1: who actually interestedly coming on the show next week to
Speaker 1: discuss this a little more detail, UM, looking at the
Speaker 1: two events side by side, UM, he said that event
Speaker 1: January six was never a real threat to democracy. Um.
Speaker 1: The United States in Baltionary could be. The FBI found
Speaker 1: no evidence of essentially planned plot on January six, UM,
Speaker 1: and there are no plans to charge those involved with
Speaker 1: seditious conspiracy. Trump has didn't kill anyone. The only a
Speaker 1: violent death as a policeman shooting a pro Trump you know, protester.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a coupe nor even really a respectable coup attempt,
Speaker 1: even as even as scary as it was to ask
Speaker 1: in the moment on that day. Um. Instead, you know,
Speaker 1: the whole administration came together for the most part to
Speaker 1: uphold the election results, and there wasn't a risk of
Speaker 1: a military coup because Trump didn't have the same backing
Speaker 1: of the middle terry in in the United States as
Speaker 1: Boson and choice in for Zil. In Brazil, situation is
Speaker 1: far more precarious since Boson arts office, six thousand military
Speaker 1: personnel have come to occupy positions in the federal government,
Speaker 1: with top Brass strongly representing the presidential cabinet. The risk
Speaker 1: of Altane Police Forces ninety to launch a coup with
Speaker 1: or in place of Balsonaro, it's worth seriously pondering, especially
Speaker 1: since a military cool in Brazil, it's a president. Then
Speaker 1: members of the Brazilian armed forces, supported by the United
Speaker 1: States government, once again talking with people in Latin America,
Speaker 1: overthrew President Joe klar Um. The coupe brought uh to Brazil,
Speaker 1: a military dictatorship politically aligned with the interests of guess
Speaker 1: who's the United States government, and which lasted for twenty
Speaker 1: one years until nineteen five. So this is something so
Speaker 1: like the government has overthrowned democratically elected presidents and till previously,
Speaker 1: in addition to you know, all over Latin America, and
Speaker 1: so there's it's a little more so I think I
Speaker 1: see such a little more serious in here, because like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this ship, like it's easy to imagine because this ship
Speaker 1: has happened before the This is the thing that I
Speaker 1: disagree with him on and you know, hopefully we can
Speaker 1: talk about this when he comes in the show. Is
Speaker 1: the notion that, okay, that specific event in its in
Speaker 1: and of itself was a threat to democracy and that
Speaker 1: that was the coup attempt to you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like like, oh man, we were on the verge of
Speaker 1: that day. Anyone who's saying that that's like hyperbole, it's exaggeration,
Speaker 1: It's it's television. It's like you know, like cable news,
Speaker 1: enter table television at this point, like it's it's too
Speaker 1: gin up the ship. But in a way for like
Speaker 1: from somebody like me, you know, I mean, it kind
Speaker 1: of it feels like a straw man because it's not
Speaker 1: that's not the issue. It's what it's indicative of, Like
Speaker 1: it might not be the coup attempt that put us
Speaker 1: on the verge, but it was damn sure a test run,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And it's the next time
Speaker 1: that it happens. I think that time possibly could be
Speaker 1: the one that's like, oh, Man, we're on the verge
Speaker 1: with this one. I mean, consider this, right, do you
Speaker 1: remember when everybody was talking about let's storm area You
Speaker 1: remember when that was going on, and like it never
Speaker 1: really like materialized. Who knows why it never really materialized,
Speaker 1: but I would guess that one of the things in
Speaker 1: the back of everybody's head is, Man, when you're at
Speaker 1: the point that there's a mass group of people that
Speaker 1: are storming Area fifty one, they're just gonna start shooting.
Speaker 1: I not knowing everything about you know, like I don't
Speaker 1: know the ins and outs of all this stuff and
Speaker 1: how it works. But just me growing up, you know, American,
Speaker 1: but growing up overseas, and just like the pop cultural
Speaker 1: idea of how what I have of how the government works.
Speaker 1: A bunch of people start storming the Capitol buildings, whether
Speaker 1: it's Black Lives matter, whether it's right wingers or whatever.
Speaker 1: If a bunch of people start storming the center of
Speaker 1: American power, I would imagine that the cops would just
Speaker 1: start letting bullets black. Well, that's the thing. So that's
Speaker 1: the thing about the situation that I think it's interesting
Speaker 1: and kind of scary, is that sure? Like, Okay, the
Speaker 1: demonstrations polter I was like arobably come out of the streets. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they had lost people that anticipated. But if a
Speaker 1: hundred people twenty five thousand people in South a Polo
Speaker 1: all had guns store and you know, started storming capitol
Speaker 1: buildings and the police, even if the police din't joined
Speaker 1: their side, if the police stood by and did nothing,
Speaker 1: which is a little bit of what we saw in
Speaker 1: January six, police were like you know taking selfies. Um,
Speaker 1: if they just like you know, kind of turn a
Speaker 1: blind eye so well, that guys could do some serious damage.
Speaker 1: It might not be as many people as you thought,
Speaker 1: but it's enough to fund some shut up countries can
Speaker 1: get de stabilized with like five thousand organisms people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like let a load a hundred and something. If all
Speaker 1: six thousand people who are in the military who have
Speaker 1: been appointed the government by Boltonaro like you know, just
Speaker 1: did little things like gave somebody their key card to
Speaker 1: give me the elevator to go up to where the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court Justice, you know, his office is, and like
Speaker 1: little things like that, that could be enough rock the
Speaker 1: whole ship. The thing that talking about Bostonaro makes me
Speaker 1: think of it's like it just makes me think of
Speaker 1: the whole concept of you know, it could happen here
Speaker 1: type of type of ship where it's just like if
Speaker 1: this starts happening stuff like the starts happening tomorrow. It's
Speaker 1: just like, what are people really going to do? What
Speaker 1: is the real actual reaction going to be? Like if
Speaker 1: in your town, some Yahoo's just take over the state
Speaker 1: building and the cops don't touch him straight up and
Speaker 1: their life we're in charge. I mean, most people are
Speaker 1: going to tweet about it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You're gonna make your post like it's sun up and
Speaker 1: then everybody's gonna go to work. This is what That's
Speaker 1: what I'm afraid of, you know what I mean. Like,
Speaker 1: I'm busy right now. So yeah, January s X two
Speaker 1: thousand twenty one, like that was the day I was
Speaker 1: to be sworn in as Commissioner again. And so I'm
Speaker 1: sitting scenes of the Cavil getting stormed on CNN. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 1: is it safe to be like around government buildings right now?
Speaker 1: And my colleagues were like, oh, come on, it's fine,
Speaker 1: you know, because they've never had like lynching threats or
Speaker 1: like someone starting to bring their house out or anything.
Speaker 1: And so they're like, you know, the police will be there,
Speaker 1: you know, they'll be stationed on the rooftops. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't like the idea of them being stationed on
Speaker 1: the rooftops with like, you know, sniper's scope like pointed
Speaker 1: at the city Hall building. Neither neither may feel any better.
Speaker 1: You know, you just reminded me of It's something that
Speaker 1: I talked about literally on the first episode that you
Speaker 1: weren't around. Yeah, but you know who was going in
Speaker 1: and out of Brazil having meetings with Balsinara, right, Bannon,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, and the CIA recently, like recently as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, like Steve, it's suspected the Steve
Speaker 1: Bannon and them are like behind trying to organize this
Speaker 1: whole everybody get out in the streets for Bosonaro thing.
Speaker 1: They were literally trying to recreate the January sixth thing
Speaker 1: down there. So there're a lot of trouble you. We're
Speaker 1: a lot of trouble you. I mean, I guess it's
Speaker 1: the consensus is Bossonaro is probably worse than Trump. But
Speaker 1: not only is it not by a lot, but it's
Speaker 1: purely a matter of circumstance. Yeah, you know, what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 1: some in some ways worse. Actually, I think, honestly think
Speaker 1: in every way worse. This dude seems like really like
Speaker 1: a lot worse to call him the really Trump is
Speaker 1: the Balsonaro of of the North of North America. Another
Speaker 1: key differences. I feel like Balsonaro believes in something. And
Speaker 1: we're gonna you're gonna kind of get a sense of
Speaker 1: this when we get the music discussion. Yeah, Trump is
Speaker 1: like a money in power dude. Like it's like like
Speaker 1: literally like Trump could be a rapper. Like that's just considered.
Speaker 1: What do you in power? That's it. So let's turn
Speaker 1: to talk a little bit about the rappers in the
Speaker 1: Brazilian rappers that fun with Bosnarrow and we got a
Speaker 1: couple of the don't but we'll be we'll be back
Speaker 1: with that after the joke. Alright, we are crazy. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to cut you off. I'm so stoked
Speaker 1: for this discussion today because this is just wild to me,
Speaker 1: some of some of these some of these rappers. Man, Now,
Speaker 1: we are a politics hip hop show, so you know,
Speaker 1: we always got to bring it back to the hip
Speaker 1: hop angle of things, and to do that we're gonna
Speaker 1: be diving into some of the hip hop that's going
Speaker 1: on in Brazil currently amidst all of this Balsnaro right
Speaker 1: wing coup fears and blah blah blah blah. Now, where
Speaker 1: this is going to kind of take a turn is
Speaker 1: there is a whole lot of self described right wing
Speaker 1: rappers in Brazil. It's not dominating the scene, it's not
Speaker 1: in the majority thing. It's not like what Brazilian hip
Speaker 1: hop is like, but it's enough of a niche market
Speaker 1: that Balsonaro has found use in it as propaganda. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got recordings that sample features that feature samples from
Speaker 1: the president's speeches, lyrics that exalt the dictatorship and torturers
Speaker 1: like Carlos at Ustra and shout outs to people that
Speaker 1: the dude that sort of like was bolsonar Guru l Carvoglio.
Speaker 1: So like they like so they like really incorporate, like
Speaker 1: they get into very specific details about why they support
Speaker 1: and yeah, yeah, and like historical figures of the right
Speaker 1: wing and Birnt Hill as well. So let's check out
Speaker 1: this first cat. How do you say this, louise Um
Speaker 1: is The song is called my Son Will be a Boston,
Speaker 1: Boston Arrista in a Boston Balsa arista. I'm assuming it
Speaker 1: is kind of like a name for a Balsonaro supporter, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, let's check this out. Stuff, Like the hook goes. Um,
Speaker 1: when my son will is born, he will follow his
Speaker 1: father's footsteps. Um, his first birds will be Petismo, which
Speaker 1: is like PET is like the Workers Party, which is
Speaker 1: like the left wing in Brazil. So pet will be
Speaker 1: no more. And then in the opening lines of the
Speaker 1: first verse, that's just crazy to me, Uh, my son
Speaker 1: will be right wing, a many anti communist. He's gonna
Speaker 1: learn when he's young to be a capitalist. Will dress
Speaker 1: up by Ustra, who was a torturer under the military dictatorship,
Speaker 1: and be a fan of boll Scenaro. When he's at school.
Speaker 1: To his friends, he'll be an oppressive motherfucker. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it straight up. It's just like starting to people
Speaker 1: oppressed people. He'll dress up like a torturer. Um. I
Speaker 1: think comparing like the PT, which to my understanding is
Speaker 1: like a liberal party in Brazil, but like not the
Speaker 1: communist by any means. And so you also see this
Speaker 1: trend of like anything that's even remote the left wing
Speaker 1: is communism, you know that rhetoric being spewed also by
Speaker 1: the right in Brazil. All in America, you can just
Speaker 1: lump in anything anything that like fringey guys don't like.
Speaker 1: You can just lump everything into that for them to
Speaker 1: just label it his left wing. Oh you don't like gays,
Speaker 1: you don't like feminism, or you don't like black people,
Speaker 1: you don't like you don't like the environment, or not
Speaker 1: even you don't like the environment. You're too lazy to
Speaker 1: do anything to help out the environment. All right, let's
Speaker 1: just lump that all that's all left wing, and we
Speaker 1: hate that. We're against it, every aspect of it. So
Speaker 1: he goes on to say, I think it's really interesting.
Speaker 1: So he goes on to say he's gonna tell us
Speaker 1: friends that he's a far he's the far right. He's
Speaker 1: gonna he's gonna tell them that in in reality, uh, Nazism,
Speaker 1: the left wing or the Nazis effectively, and he's going
Speaker 1: to treat everyone equal, independent of race. So it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm extremely right wing. I treat everyone the same no
Speaker 1: matter what color you are. The Nazis and the left
Speaker 1: sing people like it just seems so like didn't past
Speaker 1: the inherent contradictions. Didn't he just say his son's going
Speaker 1: to be an oppressive motherfucker's exactly. It's like bro same song,
Speaker 1: like literally thirty seconds ago, I heard you say you
Speaker 1: don't want to be like putting your boots on people's
Speaker 1: neck like your ustra or wherever this guy's name is.
Speaker 1: All right, we got the other guy. Um he is
Speaker 1: a rapper, Papa Mike from Bellow horizonte Yeah. Uh so
Speaker 1: he's another die hard Baldinestra bosarist kind of Balson balson
Speaker 1: Arista Bosonarista, with songs such as a letter to Balstonaro,
Speaker 1: let's check that out of that's just getting okay. Songs
Speaker 1: like that. They derived the president's opponents as coke heads
Speaker 1: and stoner's and warrens of communists and doctrination in the
Speaker 1: school system in media. So in the the video, it's
Speaker 1: got like uh Hammerson sickles flying around like oh, you
Speaker 1: better watch out. Like in the background they call out
Speaker 1: there's like a picture of like Karl Marks for a
Speaker 1: second and like warning that, oh it's coming for your
Speaker 1: kids and ship like that, um, which all seems kind
Speaker 1: of silly, but then there's another there's another right wing wrapper.
Speaker 1: He's evangelical. Sim's Elvis, and he sort of like breaks
Speaker 1: it down in a way that like a similar to
Speaker 1: arguments i've heard um by like Trump people, like, uh,
Speaker 1: well not really, but I guess like not Trump people
Speaker 1: per se, but like conservatives that I know that like
Speaker 1: cast out on left wing people in the United States.
Speaker 1: So pretty much he he hasn't identified as a Bolshonarista,
Speaker 1: but like he is very conservative, and he said that, um,
Speaker 1: the left is a villa Madelena, which is sort of
Speaker 1: like you know, the Champagne Socialists of Brooklyn don't get this.
Speaker 1: They've never seen a body splayed out on the ground.
Speaker 1: If they've never seen a coffin, it's because they're dog
Speaker 1: If they've ever seen a confidence, because their dog died
Speaker 1: or the the granddad died of old days. So pretty much
Speaker 1: saying that, like, you know, he personally is right wing
Speaker 1: because he grew up so tough that the only left
Speaker 1: wing people that like he sees in the media or
Speaker 1: whatever are like, you know, more well to do folks
Speaker 1: that haven't actually under you know, undergone oppression, and so
Speaker 1: you see, I feel like you here in the United
Speaker 1: States as well a lot of people that are strong
Speaker 1: supporters of capitalism, strong supporters of like a more conservative
Speaker 1: economic agenda, because they picture the left as just like
Speaker 1: very privileged, well to do folks that have no idea
Speaker 1: what reality is. Like well, I mean, you know, like
Speaker 1: I understand, I understand. I understand it in the sense
Speaker 1: of the information is in my ear and I understand
Speaker 1: the logic that they're using and drive those conclusions. But
Speaker 1: it's like, at the end of the day, it's like, man,
Speaker 1: I grew up. I grew up rough, so I hate
Speaker 1: gay people. It's not anything that I'm trying to entertain,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So it's like that it
Speaker 1: was like it was about it a little losing or
Speaker 1: that who is that guy? The oh my god, yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: time flies. I totally forgotten without who thing like, oh
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I just I grew up rough. I didn't
Speaker 1: understand and I wasn't supposed to like fucking hate gays.
Speaker 1: Like here's the thing that I'm interested in asking you about,
Speaker 1: because talking about this it's like, maybe you know, tell
Speaker 1: me if I'm like just being too dismissive. But I
Speaker 1: feel like this Brazilian right wing stuff. It definitely has
Speaker 1: like a personal figure attached to it, because in a
Speaker 1: lot of cases they're actually talking about Bosonaro and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. But if you strip it away and it's
Speaker 1: just them rapping about having these like right wing, ultra
Speaker 1: capitalistic you know what I mean, ideology, is it really
Speaker 1: that that far removed from what's going on here? Going
Speaker 1: on here in a lot of ways. I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess it's just more explicitly like ideologically aligned. That's why.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. It's like like like yeah, and
Speaker 1: that in that popa mic song, he's like yo, like
Speaker 1: you know, Bostonaro's out in the streets with the rifle
Speaker 1: or whatever, like praising that he's you know, flexible right
Speaker 1: to bear arms and he he and he brings it
Speaker 1: back to if I'm not mistaken, or maybe it's all
Speaker 1: of this is like brings it back to you, like, oh,
Speaker 1: the right to bear arms specifically, like tying it back
Speaker 1: to like a thing that's enshrined in long you know,
Speaker 1: through the Constitution, etcetera. But like in regular regular rap
Speaker 1: music in Nited States, probably in Brazil as well, people
Speaker 1: talk about the flex about having guns all the time
Speaker 1: without making explicitly political, even though ultimately it is. I
Speaker 1: mean that's what the show is about, revealing how all
Speaker 1: these things are like, you know, secretly ideological and so yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I see what you're saying about. I mean
Speaker 1: getting into when we were talking about the COVID vaccine
Speaker 1: and like that cultural shift of like things being self centered.
Speaker 1: It's about me and that lack of community, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, community concern and stuff like that. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the sort of thing where it's like I when
Speaker 1: I listened to hip hop, it's like I try to
Speaker 1: strip it of the context and just focus on what
Speaker 1: the music and the words themselves are accomplishing. And it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: in a lot of cases, I mean, you know, obviously
Speaker 1: there's exceptions to every rule and ship like that, but
Speaker 1: you know there's a lot of cases where you're just
Speaker 1: hearing stuff drone and drone and drone, and it's like
Speaker 1: for a cat like me, it's like, man, is this
Speaker 1: brought to you by the Koch Brothers? Like what then
Speaker 1: am I listening to? You know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 1: really what am I listen about? It's like a prager,
Speaker 1: you like rant with a beat to it. You know
Speaker 1: about the virtues of capitalism. It's like, you know, you're right, though,
Speaker 1: what else we've got? What else they've gotten? Okay, So
Speaker 1: now we're gonna switch over to some of the cats
Speaker 1: who are antipe, anti ball Scenaro. So let's check out
Speaker 1: the first homie Black Alien with his track how I Surround. Sorry.
Speaker 1: So the title of the song is how my how
Speaker 1: My saw Okay, yeah, which means never will never well
Speaker 1: be never well. Let's check out. Let's check this out
Speaker 1: real quick. Yeah. So the hook for that one is, um,
Speaker 1: what he's saying is what I really think is that
Speaker 1: presidents are temporary. Baby, good music is forever, and these
Speaker 1: losers never will be. And this is him talking about
Speaker 1: the right wing and Balsonara and them uh. In an interview,
Speaker 1: he said, I can't waste the valuable instrument that is
Speaker 1: wrapped and not talk to the people, to young people,
Speaker 1: mainly here in Brazil, an obnoxiously stupid country that doesn't
Speaker 1: educate people. Team half the people voted for this deadbeat
Speaker 1: out of ignorance. Damn, just call you gotta you gotta
Speaker 1: tell it. As Rap steps up the ladder into the
Speaker 1: mainstream of Brazilian music, fight the power songs have been
Speaker 1: sharing more space on the radio and there streaming airwaves,
Speaker 1: on the streaming airwaves instead of music about love and sex.
Speaker 1: So that's good. That's good. At least everyone's like or
Speaker 1: at least, for the most part, a lot of them
Speaker 1: are not. Just you know, because whether you're gonna be
Speaker 1: right wing in your art or left wing in your
Speaker 1: art or down the middle or whatever. I can't stand
Speaker 1: the agnostic approach to ship, Like I'm just like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm just not into politics. Yeah, I'm ignoring the world.
Speaker 1: I don't, you know, none of that should happen. Like
Speaker 1: I was, I was watching some reading something. We're like
Speaker 1: the dudes from Metallica. We're talking about Yeah, man, we're
Speaker 1: not political. We're just trying to have fun. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 1: what what Yeah, dollar dollar bills, man, people's dolla bills.
Speaker 1: I love that ship, which is inherently ideological if you like, oh,
Speaker 1: we're trying to have fun, We're trying to make stack
Speaker 1: paper like whatever. Like uh huh, you know, I think
Speaker 1: that's informed by ideology. Desert sand Brown. Sure, but last
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Okay. The last one is by set to
Speaker 1: a Prohibito song called prima vera fascista or fascist spring.
Speaker 1: Do you watch you feel? Um? And the song is
Speaker 1: in the um and the tradition of Brazil's rap Nacio
Speaker 1: now um, which is traditionally stood out as the cultural
Speaker 1: voice of the fazilas and the peripheries throughout Brazila, the
Speaker 1: favelas and brazila sort of like the hood, like the
Speaker 1: you know, the inner inner city slumps and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Um boson Naro's unprecedented statements again black Brazilians was hatred
Speaker 1: of the poor, the lgbt UH community and lactics of
Speaker 1: all stripes have sort of boards the unity among these people,
Speaker 1: um um, which is where like did in songs like
Speaker 1: pretty very if actually stay here in which Um said
Speaker 1: to a probibito, is that who's does the song? Hold
Speaker 1: on a second, let me make sure it says it's
Speaker 1: produced by that person. I wonder if that was the
Speaker 1: rapper on it. It's it's it's a channel. It's like
Speaker 1: thinks like a YouTube channel or like a SoundCloud channel.
Speaker 1: So so the wrapper here UM talks about idolizing a fascist,
Speaker 1: supporting torture and the people manipulated. I want to put
Speaker 1: you in power I'm the civil war. I'm not afraid
Speaker 1: of your dictatorship. And if someone has to die, let
Speaker 1: it be you. Um some fucking five ship. Um. Your
Speaker 1: homophobia doesn't make you more of a man. Tell him
Speaker 1: son you had. Our sexuality is fragile. Your ignorance contaminates.
Speaker 1: The sickness is in massacres, fascism, mrs spreading virus. Information
Speaker 1: is secure and wraps the vaccine. God damn, wow, there's
Speaker 1: so many levels to a called him out for his
Speaker 1: Cohen is information that doesn't allergy about fascism, spread of
Speaker 1: the virus. Information is the cure. Rapp is the next scene.
Speaker 1: So that's so ill. Oh my god. I mean, considering
Speaker 1: that this song is from he didn't even know. He
Speaker 1: didn't even know, he didn't even know that was prophetic
Speaker 1: to the futube. Bro, that's what we call off the dome. Ladies,
Speaker 1: I'm a little scared of this cat like how like
Speaker 1: how you know? So that is what we got for
Speaker 1: the music discussion and for the episode today, as it were,
Speaker 1: So it's so good to have you back. Yet it's
Speaker 1: good to be back. We got lots of great things
Speaker 1: coming up, hopefully just as you're excited to dive into
Speaker 1: some of these topics. Sided to some of these topics.
Speaker 1: Apparently there are some anti Bolsonora protests coming up this weekend,
Speaker 1: and so Alan So truly, who is a writer, researcher
Speaker 1: and translator based in Um, think sal Paulo Um is
Speaker 1: interesting coming on next week to just talk about the
Speaker 1: you know, sort of like a little more on this topic,
Speaker 1: a little more in depth from his perspective on the
Speaker 1: ground in Brazil. So touch on that and lots of
Speaker 1: other good stuff in the weeks to come. So thanks
Speaker 1: for tuning in. Gonna be back, missed y'all. Well, you
Speaker 1: know we can't just let you get away that easy,
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Speaker 1: the bus? I wondered, if a one and how much
Speaker 1: it allowed the possibility that could be a mother. Now
Speaker 1: that I picked up to function, now enough to try
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Speaker 1: clusterfuck and so I shut it down, that is, and
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Speaker 1: hot be something. I was all, let's have my job,
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