The harmful lie, the result of bad faith, has always existed, as I knew when he applied it against the then candidate for President (Rede) in the 2014 campaign, accusing the current Minister of the Environment of teaming up with bankers to take food from the Brazilian dish.
He was also aware of the force of a rumor when he attributed the slogan of the “cursed inheritance” to his predecessor’s government.
Therefore, however reprehensible the foul play may be, it cannot be said that the gypsy deceived him about the contingency of seeing each other and without moral restraint.
If one expected the sweet atmosphere of the time when his opponent was the PSDB, Lula exhibits a serious flaw in the radar always celebrated as one of the sharpest in the Republic. Either he didn’t know who he was dealing with or he overestimated himself, the more likely hypothesis.
The doubt matters less than the certainty that the president did not adequately prepare for his third term. It ignored reality both from the perspective of changes in society and from the point of view of confronting opponents.
The —poorly communicated and even worse— is a summary of this story in which a bureaucratic instruction from the IRS turns into a crisis that exposes the fragility of a government full of instruments of power, but incompetent in handling weapons.
A course correction could begin by searching for an answer to the following question: why are people more willing to believe less in the President of the Republic than in a sealing deputy, whose caricatured bias has already made him ridicule trans people?
Trick plays attract, but they don’t do the job alone. They need the help of fertile ground to thrive. In this case, the lack of trust planted by a government that does not know how to take advantage of the advantages of this situation.
To complicate things, he speaks to members of the “us” group and leaves those included in the “them” category to the good fortune of the opposition, to whom the treatment of second-class citizens is reserved.
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