André Shalders explained that “jorjar” was to say radical things on the internet without being able to support them, a term which, according to him, came from a meme about Jorge wanting to be hardcore. He stated that the elected deputy Ana Elisa had done this without major consequences when she was just a young person on social media, but that the situation changed after she was elected and presented as a new hope of Lula's campaign. At that moment, he wrote, the statements began to have more serious consequences. #Jorjar #Internet #Política (translated)
