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Deltan Dallagnol stated that leftist militants had vandalized and graffitied Avenida Paulista during a protest that, according to him, was portrayed as a "revolution." He questioned the idea of a revolution in defense of a government that, in his view, had been in power for almost 20 years. He said that a worker and her colleagues had to clean up the damage the next day and argued that ordinary people bore the consequences of the militants' actions. He also accused the political group that, according to him, had dominated Brazilian politics for almost 20 years of being linked to the largest corruption scandals in the country's history. Dallagnol related the situation to the concept of "The Chosen," attributed to Thomas Sowell, and stated that the left considered itself morally superior and tried to impose its ideas without taking responsibility. He also criticized what he described as the arrogance and aggressiveness of the militants, saying that such behavior had alienated the left from ordinary people. #Brasil #Mudança #Revolução (translated)

Xico Graziano criticized Lilia Schwacz for a video in which, according to him, the professor said she would use Pix as much as possible because Flávio Bolsonaro could end the system by order of Donald Trump. Graziano classified the statement as false and questioned whether Schwacz knew this or truly believed that a victory for Bolsonaro would leave Brazil subservient to the United States. The author highlighted that Schwacz was a professor of Anthropology at USP, a Global Scholar from Princeton, an award-winning writer, and the owner of the publishing house Cia das Letras. He also stated that she was elected to the Brazilian Academy of Letters in March 2024 for chair 9. Graziano compared the video to her inauguration speech two years earlier, in which, according to him, Schwacz had advocated for the strengthening of institutions and citizenship. Graziano questioned whether the professor had used her prestige to deceive the public and speculated about the reasons for the publication, mentioning the possibility that she had consumed alcohol or was out of touch with reality due to living in an academic bubble. He also associated the episode with what he described as an old ideology of the Brazilian intellectual left, formed in the 1950s and 1960s and still linked to the class struggle. #FakeNews #Cidadania #Antropologia (translated)

Júlia Zanatta stated that the left was desperate and unable to communicate outside its own bubble. She predicted the defeat of the PT (Workers' Party) and said that Brazil would prevail. She also claimed that there would be no protests at universities because Lula had cut the budget and run down the institutions, and said that the students involved would be used as a pawn. Zanatta lamented the state of Brazilian education, called for the country to be rescued, expressed support for Flávio, number 22, and stated that the Lula era was over. #Brasil #Educação #Política (translated)

It does not mean that a reason has been given. At that time, on the sidelines of a visit to the Porto Book Fair, the mayor, Pedro Duarte, considered it to be a "normal procedure," stating that the court's decision to accept the precautionary measure "does not mean that a reason has been given." #Bolhão #Porto #ComércioTradicional (translated)

We find it very positive [that there is action on the Bolhão] when the causes are properly embraced and well justified. But we spoke with one, two, or three protesters, and they did not know why they were there. To Lusa, the merchant Pedro Fernandes, who has a bread stand and is represented by the GTCMB, explained that the group's mobilization to one of the market's doors was spontaneous and that they wanted to demonstrate "the strength of the market's merchants" and their unity. #Bolhão #Porto #ComércioTradicional (translated)

Unikron stated that his opponents wanted to regulate the internet because, according to him, only seven or eight comedy profiles were pressuring various candidacies of the PT and their supporters. He also celebrated what he called his bubble and the old tweets of Ana Elisa, and challenged critics to try again. #Internet #Comédia #Política (translated)

Biazita Gomes challenged the idea that the videos were only viewed by Lula's voters. She stated that, although this was the initial audience, sharing on other networks expanded the reach and made the videos "break the bubble." According to Gomes, those who work with video networks knew that sharing was the main focus. #Lula #FuraBolha #Compartilhamento (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that Lula's posts on social media remained subject to the resolution of the TSE which, according to him, limited the algorithmic distribution of candidates' content. He asked people to share the posts, send the content to groups, and download the videos to reach audiences outside their "bubble." #Lula #Eleições2024 #Democracia (translated)

Janoninho argued that bringing Lula closer to workers would be a way to take his message beyond already supportive groups. He criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, stating that after 24 years in politics, the senator had not presented anything positive for the state he represents. He also mentioned the R$ 8 fare for the train, the worsening of SuperVia services, and Flávio's opposition to ending the 6x1 shift, saying he suggested negotiating the change directly with the employer. According to Janoninho, Lula did not promise miracles, but advocated for dignity, rights, and respect for workers. He requested that on the 25th, the vote go beyond the "bubble" and take to the streets in support of Lula's re-election. #ForaBolsonaro #LulaPresidente #Trabalhador (translated)

ph stated that the big technology companies, especially Meta, would be trying to separate and isolate the left bubble. According to him, these companies would strategically analyze the profiles of more impressionable and susceptible individuals to manipulation in order to recommend right-wing content to them, keeping them in that bubble. ph described the situation as bizarre. #Tecnologia #RedesSociais #Manipulação (translated)

Madison Cerveja stated that the Fandoms movement with Lula was highlighted on GloboNews, which, according to the author, praised the strategy and emphasized the influence of young people in the elections. She also expressed pride in the fandoms that participated in the initiative. https://t.co/ymOq4vcw0z #Fandoms #Lula #Eleições2023 (translated)

Bárbara Saryne wrote that she was making a great effort to remain in the bubble in light of what was happening and lamented the fire at UFPE. According to her, years of research were lost, including projects on cancer, obesity, COVID, ADHD, and autism. Saryne stated that it was not possible to be okay in the face of this reality. #UFPE #Pesquisa #Tragédia (translated)

Bagi stated that, although she did not want the text to stray too far from her bubble, the political moment was strategic for the opposition, which, according to her, could seek reasons for the left to fight among themselves. She requested that the communities avoid conflicts and unite around common values and agendas, adding that demanding stances on important issues was not “being a nuisance.” She also advocated for fandoms to temporarily set aside their differences regarding characters and support allied communities in the defense of rights. For Bagi, the political landscape required unity beyond individual preferences. #Unidos #Comunidade #Solidariedade (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that creating content during the second round without being a major influencer required considering the audience of one's own bubble. She also noted that the post was a bit long because it wasn't made for that social network. https://t.co/QwlmvEUT9P #Conteúdo #Influencer #Estratégia (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that there wasn't a single argument and that the internet was divided into bubbles, in which people were trapped. She stated that content about electoral debates was plural and needed to be adapted to each bubble to prevent the algorithm from blocking it. #Internet #Eleições #Discussão (translated)

Biazita Gomes stated that people should not wait for Lula's team to make contact to start working politically. She said that each influencer could talk about politics and elections with their audience, according to their respective niche, and that political mobilization should not be on hold. #Política #Eleições2024 #Ativismo (translated)

The aespa Brazil info page stated that its posts on X were reaching people outside the K-pop universe who did not follow aespa, citing likes, comments, and new followers. The page said that the information claiming that the mobilization of fandoms was not yielding results was false and alleged that they aimed to intimidate the participants. The profile asked people to continue posting, commenting, and sharing, and said that larger pages could expand the reach of the information. It also advocated for mobilization to prevent possible fascism and declared support for Lula 13. #Kpop #Mobilização #Lula13 (translated)

Anitta Golden stated that the publications from portals about statements and exhibitions of the extreme right were reaching people outside their bubble. She mentioned that she found, among the message requests, several undecided individuals about who to vote for in the second round, who expressed satisfaction for having received the content. Golden assessed that the portals were doing a good job of dissemination and encouraged them to continue. #Engajamento #ExtremaDireita #Eleições2023 (translated)