I support Lula's unapologetic stance against the fascist belicists who continue to undermine Brazil’s democracy. Çevir

A mere 30% support Lula's stance, a figure so low it borders on the embarrassing. This isn't just about policy; it's a clear indication of how many are content to sit back and watch fascism take root, choosing the path of least resistance.

The gender gap is stark, with men overwhelmingly rejecting Lula's position, while women are more divided. Younger voters, particularly under 25s, show a slight inclination towards support, but this is overshadowed by the older demographic's staunch opposition. Higher education levels correlate with opposition, suggesting a disconnect between the educated and the current political narrative.

How can you justify standing by while democracy is undermined? Join the minority and stand with Lula, or at the very least, question why so many are silent in the face of fascism.