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[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234318]Bolsonaro: Wealth, law and order, and a possible future like America and other first world counties.

Or.

Socialists: more debt, chase all capital out of the country, more lawlessness, and eventually a shit show on brazilians.

Now I love cheap pussy, but I am more concerned more for the well being of all my friends (none are rich, not even close) in Brazil, and their future prosperity, BTW they live in So Paulo and Parana and all voting for Bolsonaro, they all think this Lula is a BOZO.

Sometimes I wonder about some of the guys on this board, they would rather people live in misery, so they get cheap pussy.

LOL all their decisions and thought are based on price of pussy.

Kinda evil in some ways.[/QUOTE]Right Wing Policies won't help Brazil. The Current President Michel Temer in the last 2 years had Pro Business Market Friendly Policys and Tax Cuts and it has done nothing to improve the current situation. So I don't know how Bolsonaro is going to change anything.

Less Tax Revenue To the Treasury means huge government debt. At least america can turn on there printing press because the Dollar is the Reserve Currency But even that bubble is about to explode as by 2022 We will be paying more interest to the federal reserve then the Miltary Budget and Social Security Budget Combined. Where looking at 2008 all over again.

[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234315]... they have a home in Canada and Curitiba, he went last year for 2 months and couldn't believe how dangerous it's become...[/QUOTE]A very good political analysis. Regarding the violence. It really has gotten very bad in all of Brazil. A shame about Curitiba. It used to be one of the safest and neatest capitals in Brazil.
Rio always had problems with crimes and violence but the situation has become out of control in many parts. It's really messy. Bandit gangs like CV, TCP, PCC, ADA and militia, police and army, everybody is fighting. The police suffers from corruption, unpaid salaries and a high rate of police being killed on duty. It doesn't matter if you live in a favela or an upperclass area, everybody is affected by the violence. It's not a surprise Bolsonaro wins votes when he promise to fight corruption and crimes.

[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234318]Sometimes I wonder about some of the guys on this board, they would rather people live in misery, so they get cheap pussy.
LOL all their decisions and thought are based on price of pussy.
Kinda evil in some ways.[/QUOTE]I've made that observation as well. I find it very ugly hoping that Brazil is going down the drain just so they will have more desperate women eager to spread their legs when they flash a few USD.

[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234318]Now I agree bolsonaro has a lot of rhetoric I don't like, but like the left looney tunes in America, that said America was going to crash and burn under trump, I think Brazil needs some of this so called crash and burn, DOW at all time highs and 3. 9 % unemployment, America has never been richer.[/QUOTE]People always, always, always seem to forget that what goes up always, always, always must come down. It's just another temporary house of cards built on fiscal irresponsibility. Like lowering taxes while continuing to borrow against an uncertain future and spend like mad! Who will really have the guts to do what it takes to act responsibly and control spending, lower the national debt, and balance the budget? The answer is nobody until it's too late. Yeah, I'm loving my investment portfolio right now too. Riding high! But I'll tell you what. I don't care who is in office, one day it will swing in the other direction, and it's going to be ugly, just like the last time! Hopefully I will remain in a good position to protect my assets when that happens. Because it most assuredly will. Never succumb to "irrational exuberance". Prepared to go bear at a moments notice.

[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234318]Bolsonaro: Wealth, law and order, and a possible future like America and other first world counties. Now I love cheap pussy, but I am more concerned more for the well being of all my friends (none are rich, not even close) in Brazil, and their future prosperity, BTW they live in So Paulo and Parana and all voting for Bolsonaro, they all think this Lula is a BOZO. Sometimes I wonder about some of the guys on this board, they would rather people live in misery, so they get cheap pussy. LOL all their decisions and thought are based on price of pussy. Kinda evil in some ways.[/QUOTE]OK, so what about the flipside? It's OK to overlook the mean-spirited rhetoric of somebody who would lead a nation if that will make people, essentially people just like him, rich? To me, that's just another brand of evil. We need to be concerned about what kind of society we live in too. I would posit that the choices are not all mutually exclusive. As that one former American president once said, how about a "kinder, gentler" brand of conservatism where a larger swath of people are sincerely welcomed to stand under a big tent of prosperity?

[QUOTE=Bill1963;2234315]One thing that will change everything for the worse in Brazil in the near future is the external and internal debt of Brazil, under Lula it exploded to the upside and he had a commodity boom to mask over a lot of his irresponsible behaviour, well that boom is now over and the cracks have appeared and Brazil is in tough shape (worst in 50 years).[/QUOTE]Brazil's external debt / GDP ratio was record high at 44,8 %, when Lula took office in 2003 and was at 16,42 % when he left in 2011. This is typical right wing propaganda, which some people swallow without chewing and is not supported by statistics. [URL]https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/brazil/external-debt--of-nominal-gdp[/URL].

Surprisingly left wing politicians have been better to control budget deficits in many countries (some others not so much). Clinton after Reagan, Obama after Bush and now Trump has exploded the US debt, but hey, that's OK as long as the money goes to the rich people's pockets. Now Bolsonaro will start his boi, bala e biblia politics and destroying democracy, when he should pull the poor out of poverty.

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Are we seriously debating Brazilian left wing and right wing politics here? Sorry Trump comparisons don't really work either. I'm pretty sure we can all find fault in the policies of all the candidates and the leaders of the past.

If Brazil wanted to follow the Asian model, it would have to attract and retain capital, tamp down wage growth and run trade surpluses for several years. I'm not sure how skilled and motivated the Brazilian work force is compared to Asian countries at similar stages of development. Brazil is not rich enough to pursue stimulating consumption. I've also heard that tax collection and tax law enforcement needs improvement.

I first found out about Bolsonaro from this forum and then researched him further, the foreign press starting paying attention as well.

This guy sounds even worse than Mr. T. Mr. T. has more limits than he has and I can not for the life of me believe that anyone could think that anything good could come out of him being elected.

Insane to say, but Trump is mild compared to him and now that Trump has been elected, the worst fears of a lot of his detractors have been realized and more.

The warning signs were there about his autocratic nature which tolerates no criticism and his extremely self centered agenda, now that he has been there a while, people's worst fears are being realized. About the economy, it was on the mend way before he got elected and the unemployment figures which he disputed but no longer, were way down long before he took office. Injecting an economy full of cash while it is at a peak in the cycle is quite dangerous and besides the deficit exploding, there might be hell to pay further down the road. About debt, I can't believe any right winger is still blaming the left for this when numerous right wing governments have exploded government debt.

This guy sounds totally insane and only the most dogmatic right winger in denial of reality could endorse someone so insane and think any good could come out of it. Will your mongering options be affected, not sure, but will Brazil go to hell for a while, most certainly.

I won't defend many supposed left leaning governments as well, one of the ones I hate the most is Maduro's Venezuela. Are people in denial about this potential, probable, President of Brazil. Don't say you weren't warned.

Earlier this year when I was in Sao Paulo I sessioned a branca in Abbobora. She told me she was a journalist and wrote for a magazine but was not working at the time. She lamented the state of the economy in Brazil and was very much anti-Lula as she blamed the left for Brazil's economic woes. She seemed to have had a privileged background and spoke good English. I suspect that whites and other well off persons will support Bolsonaro. Seeing that whites are in the majority in Brazil it would appear that he's Brazil's next president. When he gets into power he'll certainly put in place policies that would favor the privileged class and harm the poor which would probably exacerbate Brazil's crime problem.

Either delete this continuing political chit chat or remove it to Living in Brazil or to General Info. I will not post my opinions about those posters who do not realize to where write the political opinions, but you can guess the words and sentences.

[QUOTE=Traveller44;2234756]Either delete this continuing political chit chat or remove it to Living in Brazil or to General Info. I will not post my opinions about those posters who do not realize to where write the political opinions, but you can guess the words and sentences.[/QUOTE]I hear you work at one of the Sao Paulo consulates in the diplomatic corps.

As a change to the ongoing discussions about politics, I will provide some up to date information from termas Cancun. Over the last weeks I have making repeat visits to Cancun and when I first got here I noticed that the prices went up from last year. One year ago I paid 400 Reais for one hour and I believe it was 330 for the one hour with the girl plus 70 Reais for entrance including three drinks.

When I got here a couple of weeks ago I noticed that the entrance was up from 70 to 80 Reais making one hour come to 410 Reais. But the last time I was charged 380 which was 300 for the girl and 80 Reais for entrance. I thought that I was charged wrong and that they made a mistake and charged me for only 40 minutes which could have explained the 30 Reais missing. But today I was charged 380 Reais again so it wasn't a mistake and I could see in my bill that it was 300 for the girl and 80 for entrance with drinks.

It just feels so surprising that a terma actually will lower the prices and I never experienced it before. Maybe they have realized that they will need to do something like this to attract more customers. And they also have their lottery going on everyday with the draw at eight o'clock. I have participated in the lottery six times by now but I haven't won a 40 minute session, of course.

[QUOTE=Bdonkadonk;2235100]As a change to the ongoing discussions about politics, I will provide some up to date information from termas Cancun. Over the last weeks I have making repeat visits to Cancun and when I first got here I noticed that the prices went up from last year. One year ago I paid 400 Reais for one hour and I believe it was 330 for the one hour with the girl plus 70 Reais for entrance including three drinks.

When I got here a couple of weeks ago I noticed that the entrance was up from 70 to 80 Reais making one hour come to 410 Reais. But the last time I was charged 380 which was 300 for the girl and 80 Reais for entrance. I thought that I was charged wrong and that they made a mistake and charged me for only 40 minutes which could have explained the 30 Reais missing. But today I was charged 380 Reais again so it wasn't a mistake and I could see in my bill that it was 300 for the girl and 80 for entrance with drinks.

It just feels so surprising that a terma actually will lower the prices and I never experienced it before. Maybe they have realized that they will need to do something like this to attract more customers. And they also have their lottery going on everyday with the draw at eight o'clock. I have participated in the lottery six times by now but I haven't won a 40 minute session, of course.[/QUOTE]Cancun is fucked unfortunately, they lost many clients. They are lowering the prices because of a so called new terma that's fucking up their business. That terma is their neighbor. Now they are trying to lower the price again maybe they will lower again soon because the so called new terma lowered their price to 200 reais for one hour in a suite plus 10 per cent discount for all you drink and fuck. It means you fuck one hour for 180 reais. The owner of the so called terma is also the owner of Mosaic.

[QUOTE=MongerForSex;2235350]They are lowering the prices because of a so called new terma that's fucking up their business.[/QUOTE]Maybe you forgot to mention the name of the new terma, just like the address of the New Help?