Wagner Thomazoni questioned whether Cellbit felt persecuted for his political positions and if he was aware of the effects of cancel culture. He also asked if he believed that thousands of people — including mothers, grandmothers, fathers, and children — had been imprisoned for years due to protests, and challenged the idea that elderly women with Bibles were about to stage a coup d'état. Thomazoni stated that there were thousands of political prisoners condemned in exceptional trials and that some may have died in prison after being denied medical care. He also accused the current government of appointing a minister to the Supreme Court who allegedly used state power to persecute a journalist and break the confidentiality of their source after reports exposing crimes. Finally, he criticized Cellbit for, according to him, remaining indifferent to these issues as he lived in a protected bubble. #Cancelamento #Política #DireitosHumanos (translated)