One of the solutions advocated by PT members to overcome the adversity phase is. This amounts to the difficult task of convincing people that the government is, at the same time, of the situation and of the opposition.
It may be that the concept becomes somewhat confusing in the minds of the electorate, because being a government and placing itself in the position of opponent to “everything that is out there”, this hybrid entity would be an opponent of itself.
So, which side is the argument on? The suggestion proposes more of an enigma than a solution. Furthermore, it runs the risk of sounding false, because, when it matters, those in power argue that their strength remains unshakable and resilient in the face of enemy attacks. They rightly claim their prerogatives — all resulting from the rules of the “system”.
It is the so-called contradiction in terms, which the opposition also seeks to take advantage of, whose candidates for president are a senator, two former governors, a party president and a former minister and former president of the Chamber. All duly created according to the criteria of the institutional order. So the system.
From this unbreakable reality, we come to the conclusion that this anti-system story is just a clumsy attempt to deceive the electorate.
People who, obviously, for the most part, are not fooled or carried away by the idea of dismantling the order in which powers, parties, elections, popular demands, in short, everything that governs democracy, are organized.
Defenders of the confrontation thesis fail to say clearly what they want. Would it be a scorched earth? End everything, remake the Republic? Based on which precepts? Put like this, the issue of would-be insurgents turns out to be just a case of rebels for an empty cause.
The time wasted with fallacies would be better accepted by society if filled with a clear and detailed examination of the many distortions to be corrected, so that the said system functions in the balanced way postulated by .
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