It is generally virtuous, civilized, and perfectly legal to feel sorry for mistreated animals. It is also an issue that must be addressed within the limits of people’s individual behavior; The individual is expected to show the care he has for animals through the acts he performs, and not through the speeches he makes. It is certainly not a topic to be analyzed among the major discussions in public life. And it is, obviously, not something that should be included in the President of the Republic’s statements to the nation. At best, it looks ridiculous. At worst, it is a new level in terms of cheap demagoguery.
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The central character of this story, so important to President Lula, is the dog “Joca”, who should have been sent by plane from São Paulo to Mato Grosso, was lost to Ceará, returned to São Paulo and ended up dying of exhaustion with so much trip. “We cannot allow this to continue happening in Brazil,” said Lula in an official statement about it.
In the end, there was that impression of a husband who wears clothes chosen by his wife and, more than anything, of a President of the Republic who has absolutely nothing to do.
To make matters worse, he expressed his outrage by wearing a tie with a picture of a dog on it. To make matters even worse, he launched his manifesto in the presence of Janja, who also wanted to give a speech, the Minister of Airports (there is a minister for that, in the Lula government) and other fat cats who always appear at these times to clap. In the end, there was that impression of a husband who wears clothes chosen by his wife and, more than anything, of a President of the Republic who has absolutely nothing to do.
To this day, Lula has not said a single word of solidarity for the 2,000 people who died from dengue in his sixteen months in government, but he is unhappy with the death of “Joca”. It’s nonsense, but the president coexists solely and exclusively with the most intransigent ass-kissers that the history of the Republic has ever produced; No one there, obviously, is going to open their mouth to say that he is turning into a chanchada character.
With his dick singing everywhere, Lula is worried about the dog that died, the creation of a federal telephone number for people to complain about the government and the time that Minister Haddad wastes reading books. Go to Colombia. He gives lectures to empty chairs at JBS, a company that confesses to having practiced active corruption. He lays foundation stones of imaginary works.
The Lula government, more and more, gives the impression of a samba school that begins to dissolve after arriving at Praça da Dispersão – with the particularity of being dismantled before the parade begins. They are thinking about closing X in Brazil. The bureaucrat who was supposed to take care of dengue fever at the Ministry of Health went on vacation to India.
The “Ministry of Innovation in Public Services”, another of Lula’s creations, does not have a single innovation to present after almost a year and a half of simulated activity – other than the emergence of a new way to let oneself be robbed, with the diversion of 15 million reais (along with the TSE) in gross fraud in its electronic payment systems. In other words: they can’t even control their pix. It’s “Brazil that’s back” – and it’s already leaving.
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