Well, howdy there, internet people, Lidsboo again.

So today we are going to talk about a little bit of deja vu

that I'm sure a lot of people are filling.

I mean the imagery even looks pretty similar.

We're going to talk about Brazil,

and we're going to talk about what the events down there

can teach us in the United States and pretty much everywhere else as well

because something happened if you missed it we got a replay.

The supporters of a losing far-right authoritarian politician, a politician who claimed he didn't lose, who riled up his supporters on

social media and then fled. Those supporters stormed the Capitol in Brazil, were Congress meets, and the Supreme Court,

and the Presidential Palace. Hundreds were arrested, chaos ensued,

the authorities are saying that everybody will be brought to justice.

It all sounds really familiar, right?

And it really did, it looked pretty similar, different colors,

but it looked pretty much the same,

because it was pretty much the same. There are a couple of lessons that are readily apparent from this.

There are a couple of lessons that are readily apparent from this.

The first, and maybe the most important for some people,

is that the rhetoric in imagery

gets used in the United States to stir up the far right.

It's not special. It's just nationalism. It's transferable to countries all over the world, that stirring of false patriotism, it's easy to

manufacture if you have people who are regressive, those people who look back to a myth of what

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