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> On the other hand, imagine if Facebook proper, pulls out of Brazil and that causes their government to fall. :-) Facebook already deposed one government here

by meira 10y ago

> On the other hand, imagine if Facebook proper, pulls out of Brazil and that causes their government to fall. :-) Facebook already deposed one government here in Brazil. ;) That's why current gov probably will go full power against it anytime soon, if it isn't already started. I don't like Michel Temer (coupist president), but I dislike FB a lot more, so the better would be for them to destroy themselves and leave Brazil to Brazilians :)

rsrsrs86 10y ago
> Facebook already deposed one government here in Brazil. ;) That is a gross overstatement. Brazilian here.
- mc32 10y ago
  It also wasn't a coup. The former is/was impeached for shenanigans involving the state petro co./graft and misstating economic numbers and many other irregularities.
  - elros 10y ago
    Firstly, out with Temer! It was most definitely a coup. The people prosecuting her couldn't care less about the alleged violations, that's just a nifty way they managed to get into power. The people in charge now manage to be even dirtier.
    - meira 10y ago
      I guess you guys proves that FB/whatsapp/Google/YouTube brainwashed most of Brazillians. After the coup, peace is reigning in Brazil (thanks to the media that stopped with the terror and the American tech companies, mainly FB, stopped their terror echo Chamber).
      - tommorris 10y ago
        Just social media and not Globo TV etc.?
        meira 10y ago
        That TV Globo and other media families wanted Dilma and PT ousted of power was nothing new. Social media support, beginning with the "jornada de junho de 2013" was what really triggered the parlamentary coup.