A Divided Brazil as a Divided USA

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 Republicans and Democrats are a division of political views that has happened in the USA since the times of the founding fathers and the division between Alexander Hamilton views ("Republican") and Thomas Jefferson ("Democrat").

After 200 years of fighting it culminates in the nowadays USA division between the two parties and the Fight Between Trump and Biden. 

As it happened, the loss of Trump was a hard blow to half of the American population that could not believe that he lost. And still don't...


At the same moment in Brazil, the situation is very similar. 
Having Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, a works party, the extreme leftist corrupt, condemned fellow that stole billions from Brazilian companies is depravity.
Brazil is suffering one of the most brutal blows to its democracy and it's very hard to believe that more than half of the population voted for a crooked fellow...

Be it because of the power of the fake news media or for the ignorant belief in lies that is the truth.

It remains the obvious route: Having to accept it and pray for the best as we have to be very careful to not follow in the word: BIGOTRY and INTOLERANCE.

The vote of the people should be respected and what remains is the hope that both TRUMP and BOLSONARO will make a comeback to save their countries from the evil of the left-wing party.














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