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Bolsonaro governors from seven states meet to express their support for the fearless Cláudio Castro, from Bolsonaro’s PL, aspiring senator in the next elections.
They congratulate the governor for the killing of 121 people in Rio de Janeiro and take advantage of the moment to announce the creation of what they began to call the “Peace Consortium”. What will it be used for?
To articulate, according to them, joint actions against organized crime. Actions that, in order to restore peace in the country, employ, if necessary, the use of brute force.
Will criminals be killed with a shot to the head or any other vital part of the body? Yes, they will be killed. And not just them, but simple suspects, with or without a criminal record.
Brazil is full of politicians, businesspeople, even former presidents of the Republic with criminal records. Some doomed or waiting to be. But the treatment reserved for them is different.
Will innocent people be killed? Well, not at first. But in a battle in the woods, for example, it is difficult to distinguish who is who. Hence the expression “collateral damage”. I’m sorry, but that’s how it is.
Regarding the fact that the Brazilian Constitution prohibits the death penalty and guarantees the criminal’s right to receive a sentence proportional to his crime… The Constitution needs to be updated.
Every document ages. Here, Congress is rewriting the Constitution at a breakneck pace. It should also review the articles that limit the use of violence against criminals and suspects.
Until they do so, the warriors of the “Peace Consortium” will have to pursue and kill them. Society will understand them. They will not lack support. That’s what the research says.
A dead criminal is a good criminal, as everyone knows. Who disagrees? A dead suspect is now a good suspect. Dead innocent is collateral damage. Life that goes on, Deaths that go on.
We, the people of the Federative Republic of Brazil, solemnly authorize it.
