September 27, 2035. I walk the streets of Rio de Janeiro...
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 | September 27, 2035. I walk the streets of Rio de Janeiro, and I must say that the country is much better off since Jair Bolsonaro was reelected president for the second time in 2022, he is already self-declared president for life in 2026, we don't worry about elections anymore, so what the hell. Now everyone is in their places and everything is working properly. My life is so well regulated! Every morning I get up to work in a hotel downtown. Because I am brown, I have the right to do a whole series of rewarding jobs: waiter, salesman, but also the right to be unemployed. I wanted to be an engineer, but I had to stop my studies when the racial code was enacted. I am not lucky enough to be white, that's life. There is nothing to complain about, everyone should accept their place. My black friends are assigned to hard work. And they do it very well. Indians are essentially entitled to act as drug dealers or entertain tourists by singing in the street. And they are full of talent! Whites hold all the positions of responsibility, which is normal and the rule of thumb. Jair's racial code helped us a lot to sort things out. He had said: a multiracial country can only work if everyone is in their place. Thank you Jair! There was also order in nature. All those useless trees that covered our country were cut down, or almost. Now, instead, there are beautiful factories that drive the economy of our beautiful nation. Most of them, by the way, are run by the 4 or 5 Brazilian Families and close associates of the president, who also owns most of the real estate in Brazil. Better not to reason: let the competent people do it, they know better than us what is good for the population. It is also very interesting to see the evolution of families in the country! Women have gradually left the world of work to return to their homes, to devote themselves to raising their children. And since the ban on homosexuality and LGBTQ+ trends, there is no longer a single homosexual or transgender person in Brazil! Like this, it was a fashion effect. And everything is also much better in people's minds since Christianity was imposed as the state religion. I honestly don't understand why some at the time were reluctant about Bolsonaro's election. Besides, where have they all gone? We haven't heard anything for at least ten years. Regardless, they were just troublemakers. Brazil is a prosperous and happy country, and nothing else stands out. Long live our Mito, long live our Presidente , long live Jair ! [link] [comments] |
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