r/pics • u/Frandelor • 7h ago
Guests on the Copacabana Palace balcony watching Lula supporters in the streets below
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u/lcerch 5h ago
That lady in red, the one with their arms open, yelled against the protesters but of course people on the internet look her up and people found out she receives money from the government as a masters student.
She's biting the hand that feeds her.
Oh, and she was at this 5 star hotel because she was invited to a wedding there, not staying there. She's there for free.
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u/ChorizoCriollo 3h ago
I get your point but let's not mistake the state for the government.
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u/LynchianNightmare 2h ago
I understand the difference, but in this particular context, she is opposing the government that has invested the most in public education and consequently demonstrating support to the party that is for massively shrinking it, so the criticism is valid.
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u/nonamegrl420 1h ago
She's opposing the government that sustains state benefits to the population. Baby Bolsonaro has been very clear about cutting state funding in all sectors.
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u/crestdiving 5h ago edited 5h ago
So, Brazil now has its own version of that video of Wall Street bankers toasting and sipping champagne while laughing at occupy protestors.
//edit: just checking the original post from back in the day, appearently they weren't bankers but a wedding party?
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u/moose098 4h ago
Another comment says the people on the balcony at the Copacabana Palace are also attending a wedding.
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u/LBobRife 1h ago
Reminds me of those Occupy Wall Street photos.
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u/ThanklessNoodle 1h ago
First thought that came to my mind too—people up on high floors, drinks in hand, looking down and laughing at people.
Uncanny similarities.
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u/cornnndoggg_ 1h ago
This looks so much like the pictures from occupy wall street. There was one I remember that was nearly the same exact shot.
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u/DadCelo 5h ago