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(a lot of y'all seem to be allergic to talking about the present, for some reason)
lol talking like it's still 2017
another hoary old subforum trope
(a lot of y'all seem to be allergic to talking about the present, for some reason)
LMAO Don't get him started on HRC bro...
^^^ stuck in the past
It's funny how the left hates to bring up their politicians because what's in the past is in the the past when they say so. Calling everyone a nazi is alright, colonialism is the trend of the week, and cancel culture over 10 yr old tweets is all fair game but don't you dare mention what's in their past because it's the past.
I'm from the future, bro!
no idea what you're talking aboutIt's funny how the left hates to bring up their politicians because what's in the past is in the the past when they say so. Calling everyone a nazi is alright, colonialism is the trend of the week, and cancel culture over 10 yr old tweets is all fair game but don't you dare mention what's in their past because it's the past.
who's the last poster who played the Nazi card, I bet you can't remember
Obfuscation... The meme is real!
Your Trump is still mad about Barack and Bill.
You have to be as well until you are told not to.
sounds like Trump blabbed and ruined Bolsonaro's escape plan
(the press used to be able to get info about White House call logs -- when someone not named Trump was in it)
recurring to my point about the French
www.ft.com/content/fa78...Brazil has denied visas to two senior US envoys - both Trump appointees - over fears that they would interfere with its upcoming elections
sore loser like dad
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cmgelnrd4r3jtFlávio Bolsonaro had been expecting a victory tonight. His reaction to his election loss has been to question the result.
He said it was "impossible to recognise" even though with all of the results now in, he is trailing with 48.21% compared to Lula's 51.79%.
He is calling for an annulment of the election, and the reason he is giving is that "the rules of the game were changed".
What he is referring to is the decision by the Supreme Court to extend voting by two hours.
While it was an unusual decision, it was one which had been formally requested by both Lula and Bolsonaro's campaign teams.
Lula's team had argued that voters in São Paulo and Bahia could not get to the polling stations because of a lack of busses.
Bolsonaro's team cited heavy rain in some areas in the south of the country and in São Paulo as the reason for their request.
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