FlightSimEnjoyer

I’ll definetly read this and send it to everyone who is still defending Israel because “Hamas wants to commit genocide”.

I did not know they had a more recent charter. Thank you.

Seems like the brazilian media really doesn’t care about the truth, since they only show us the older charter.

Here in my country (Brazil) there was some controversy around it because, according to what I’ve heard about it, Family Constellation reinforces some very problematic ideas about patriarchy.

I heard that about 1000 people fainted in that concert because they didn’t allow people to bring water bottles so they would buy overpriced water bottles in the venue (which is against the Consumer Defence Code in Brazil).

edit: and people did not buy the water bottles because nobody wants to pay, like, more than R$10,00 in a water bottle that costs a few cents if you just bring tap water from home (incredibly, in most of the state of São Paulo, where the show happened, tap water is completely safe as long as it is coming directly from the grid, and not from your home reservoir)

edit: also, in Santos (a coastal city near São Paulo), some street thermometers measured 50°C on saturday, as shown in the local news channel “A Tribuna” (The Tribune). The increase in temperature is probably due to the boiling hot asphalt of the streets.

what is EAS?

Congratulations to both of you

I agree with you, but downvoted because I don’t want to be scrolling in public and end up being seen with a bloodied israeli flag in my feed, and then have to spend a few minutes of my life explaining the context behind the post.

Because there are lots of real leftists in Brazil that usually get lumped in with the “leftists” of the revisionist parties.

wait, they are talking about just going full “dictatorship style” and excluding a party with 14% of the votes of the result?

Also, I’m pretty fine right now. I’m working on a research project at my university, for which I’ve received an scholarship grant (about 120USD per month for a year, which is about 0.5x the minimum wage)

Other stuff to say: Here in Brazil the Palestina conflict is being pretty controversial. The evangelicals are fully supporting Israel, “leftists” are split on the subject, and the government (as in traditional Brazilian foreign policy) is trying to keep itself neutral.

More stuff to say: The government here is discussing a possible humanitarian visa for armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh and palestinians, which would help them escape their conflicts to Brazil. I do not know if I should support this or not (especially the palestinan part) because this would just accelerate their displacement and would in the end help the israeli forces in their effort to ethnically cleanse palestine. Still, I do think that people who want to leave should be able to leave.