Have you lost your minds?
Brazil's new president elect, Jair Bolsonaro, is a right-winger who leans towards more open markets. This could mean fresh opportunities for Canadian companies looking to invest in the resource-rich country.http://cbc.ca/1.4878379
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"Hey, he's a fascist, but we could make a buck. In other news, Duterte's killings in the Philippines are a great opportunity for our casket-makers."
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And hey! There's an expanding market for bonesaws in Saudi Arabia!
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The supreme leader of the White Walkers, The Night King, is a magical zombie who leans towards mass genocide. This could mean fresh opportunities for companies looking to invest in castle restoration.pic.twitter.com/PsYVmpslT5
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I'm Brazilian and devastated, and you managed to make me chuckle for a bit. Thank you.
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He is *literally* planning on committing genocide, as outlined in this far better CBC take on his election: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/brazil-bolsonaro-trudeau-canada-1.4873776 …pic.twitter.com/QlTmN27uLb
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Are you serious guys? THIS is your headline?!?
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Typed the words out of my mouth. I think all my neighbours heard my jaw hit the floor when i read the headline
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CBC should apologize for this tweet. This man is a far right authoritarian who openly expresses hatred for gays, Blacks, Indigenous people and women. Your tweet is like saying Hitler made the trains run on time.
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This is EXACTLY what the BBC has said. That he is a breath of fresh air despite being a radical racist and homophobe. I have reported it, not that it will help...What is happening in the world?!?!?!
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Yay! Fascism is good for Canada! (If it's somewhere else.) You people revolt me. You would have applauded business opportunities with the new Reichskanzler in 1934.
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i suspect at the time they probably did. There was lots of adoring crap written in England, Canada and the US about how Mr. Hitler and Mr. Mussolini were fighting the godless communists and making the trains run on time.
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Does make me wonder how much "investment" Canada had in Pinochet's regime too.
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It's certainly true that the US investment community was right in there. This is little different. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Pinochet#Economic_policy …
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Not really, just a different view. Canadian or American, they're Neoliberals first.
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No shit, please settlersplain some more, maybe you can explain capitalism to me in small words and send me another fucking Wikipedia article because I definitely require your expertise to understand the world.
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Oh shit, my finger slipped on to the mute button so I literally cannot read your fuckshit response I am so sad.
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