Why are jeets, brazilians and mexicans influencing american politics so much?
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>>526452183Brazilians live in an entirely different level of reality as most people, but americans are reaching them, so Brazil can provide profane gnostic knowledge to the USA. Brazilians were also very politically well-read during the intellectual maturing of the current generation (which matured intellectually in the 2000s and early 2010s), thus making favela philosophers an authority in various issues. A monkey can debate you from the virtues of an orgy with three transgenders in a favela bodybuilder penthouse, to the consequence of Fed interest rates in the US, Japanese, German and Brazilian economies.The more you understand brazilians, the more less you understand the world. And once you reach the ultimate conclusion, you reach apotheosis.Every brazilian is a prophet of a world that no longer makes sense, where man has forsaken his task to bring God's heaven down to Earth, and accepted the imperfection of this life.
>>526452183I do not know about jeets, as vanity binds them to this world. They refuse to accept their shortcomings. A brazilian would revel and find entertainment in a serial killer elephant prowling around the land, hunting brazilians. Just like we spared the one lionness who killed a brazilian who jumped in her den, instead of shooting her like a 1st-worlder would have done with Harambe. Rather, we cheered and gleamed in absolute awe as the lionness ate the brazilian, whose death provided us the ultimate entertainment of roman gladiatorial fights.And mexicans, I do not know of the influence of this tribe, neither. I recall that they are awfully similar to americans, but as Juan Rulfo once said,"Oh, poor Mexico. So far from God, so close to the United States!"
