Federal Supreme Court (STF) Minister Luis Roberto Barroso was brutally intercepted by two Brazilians. This fact happened this Saturday (25) when he was lecturing in the United Kingdom defending the Brazilian electoral process.
During his presidency of the TSE (High Electoral Court) between 2020 and 2022, the magistrate explained, “we must resist attacks on democracy and prevent this disgusting setback of withdrawing printed votes.” With the manual public number always the path of fraud in Brazil.
The speech displeased a man and a woman who decided to interrupt the minister, calling him a liar. Because, in version two, the Bolsonarists never heard of counting manually. Barroso told them to look for the truth on the internet.
“The official text I am quoting is, ‘I close the quotation with the printed ballot, manuscript public count,'” Barroso countered. You will hear. This is a fact. From there, everyone can think what they want, but that is a fact, ”he added.
The couple continued to try to interfere with the STF minister, exposing the total immorality. With great patience, the magistrate mocked the bad behavior of the man and woman. “This is one of the problems we are facing in Brazil and it is a huge lack of civilization,” he commented.
“One thing that happened in Brazil was that it was captured by conservative thinking, fairness, rudeness, guilt, and lack of respect. This material says in the name of God ‘I want you to die’, all of which are contrary to what Christianity teaches. So I think we need a conflict of civilization,” he said. “We need to regain the ability to disagree with respect. We have become a country of crime,” he concluded.
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