Leftists Steal the Election in Brazil

You are a programed machine.
Where is anything I stated not accurate or wrong?

The founders of the United States wanted individual rights, free markets, and limited government.

The Left, in the US today--I don't have go anywhere else to prove this--as, say, exemplified by the DSA and Democrat(ic) party want:

Massive, intrusive, government, serious restrictions on individual rights, and centralized control of the ecomony.

Right versus Left. Where are those descriptions inaccurate?
 
Leftists have to cheat to win, and once you elect a leftist, he will cheat with everything he has to stay in power forever.

Lula, who was losing badly (68%-32%) demanded a voting "extension" of 3 hours to begin after all the polls had closed, so that Lula's people could enter the polling places and adjust the vote count. This "extension" was approved and ordered by a Lula-appointed Supreme Court judge.

So Brazilians now know what Americans felt like in 2020.
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VIVA LULA!(y)
 
Where is anything I stated not accurate or wrong?

The founders of the United States wanted individual rights, free markets, and limited government.

The Left, in the US today--I don't have go anywhere else to prove this--as, say, exemplified by the DSA and Democrat(ic) party want:

Massive, intrusive, government, serious restrictions on individual rights, and centralized control of the ecomony.

Right versus Left. Where are those descriptions inaccurate?
You need to learn the difference between your opinion and reality.
 
massive cheating? WHy hasn't he prosecuted and brought all the evidence out by now.
This is the standard leftist quip: "Why hasn't the leftist lawfare-wager, who is totally in on the steal, rigorously put his co-conspirators in prison?"

Gosh, I don't know ... I haven't been able to figure that one out.
 
Leftists have to cheat to win, and once you elect a leftist, he will cheat with everything he has to stay in power forever.

Lula, who was losing badly (68%-32%) demanded a voting "extension" of 3 hours to begin after all the polls had closed, so that Lula's people could enter the polling places and adjust the vote count. This "extension" was approved and ordered by a Lula-appointed Supreme Court judge.

So Brazilians now know what Americans felt like in 2020.
Those naughty naughty leftist. :nono::nono::nono::nono::nono::nono::nono::nono::nono::nono:
 
Where does Constitution talk about free markets or limited government?
I am so glad that you asked! Allow me to answer both questions directly:

Amendment X
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.

The Constitution expressly limits the government to those powers delegated to the United States by the Constitution, and does not delegate any powers over the markets.

Don't be afraid to come to me with the hard stuff.
 
Where does Constitution talk about free markets or limited government?
On limited government you can start with the Tenth Amendment.

As for free markets, there's the Takings Clause, Due Process Clause, and Contracts Clause. Free markets and property rights were protected against the government coming in and taking them away.
 
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