Cretin time.

We already knew that the president did not work much. That money, our money, is daily used in a mixture of self-promotion and intimidation of those who oppose him, which is known as “Mananeras”, and that later, in addition to giving out privileges and spending on white elephants and buying votes, dedicate the day to deep-fried siesta , doctors and beige. Now there is something new: we also know that the president uses money to openly insult bad people in front of the bus, from the palace where he lives. Because the president made a quantum leap a few days ago. He did not limit himself to branding those who disagree with him as conservatives, fifis, neoliberals or corrupt officials, as was customary. This time he went straight, openly, to the insult. Cretins, he told them so.

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that if anyone needed a reason to demonstrate on Sunday, it was because of this insult. That the President shows him such disrespect, without any modesty, towards an important handful of millions of Mexicans, can only be due to two things. The one who feels himself omnipotent, indisputable, unpunished forever, and therefore can already take off the mask. Another is despair. In any case, the protest is more than relevant. Because the outbreak, which was actually part of several days of outbreaks that we saw him this week, because, yes, he wants to kill democracy in this country and become a great voter, owner of the polls and everything around them. . Let’s not get into useless discussions. His electoral reform is a brazen attempt to prevent us from voting freely and with guarantees for our rulers and legislators. No more. Flash is a symptom.

Of course, there are other reasons to protest. For example, watch the ruling party throw a tantrum. Fuck a sow, well, a pleasure that there is no reason to refuse, because life is short. However, perhaps the most important appeal is not to the President and his henchmen, apparently deaf to the demands of the street, like any supporter of the autocracy, but to those opposition legislators who really may well kill the INE. and with the INE our freedoms, as we were able to confirm recently, when the militarization, because of the long lines and the federal government’s policy of blackmail and extortion. Although not all reasons are bad. I read that the speaker chosen for this occasion was José Woldenberg. Of course, he’s not doing it for this reason, but it’s time to thank him for how much we owe him, including, of course, the Lord of the Palace, who has never suffered from electoral fraud.

In short, citizens, citizens, that’s what’s at stake. Wow, it’s nerd time.

JULIO PATAN
EMPLOYEE
@YULIOPATHAN09

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