Brazilian Woman in the US Delivers Powerful Takedown of America’s Nanny State (Video)

A Brazilian woman now in the US took to social media to deliver a powerful and accurate takedown of America’s nanny state that has become even more visible during the Schumer shutdown.

“The left is so funny,” she began. “Workers who don’t work, students who don’t study, educators who don’t educate, and politicians who cannot lead, so they buy votes instead. But somehow they figured it out.”

“They create dependence and call it compassion.”

“They create victims and call it justice, create laziness and call it equality.”

“And a bunch of dumb people fall for that.”

“Yesterday, I made a video about how crazy it is that more than 40 million people here in America are relying on food stamps to get their basic groceries.”

“And then as I did more research, I found out that in Brazil, my home country, we have more than 94 million people receiving some benefit from the government. That’s almost half of the country.”

“And this scares me, really, because I know how things work in Brazil, and I know votes are completely bought. These people are going to vote for the ones who keep their checks coming in.”

“And I feel like the same thing is happening now here in America.”

“Now, I’m going to say something that is controversial, but shouldn’t be. I don’t think these people should vote, honestly. How can you vote freely when you’re being bought?”

“Welfare was supposed to be temporary help, but it’s become a lifestyle.”

“Worse than that, it’s become a political strategy.”

“And that is not compassion.”

“That’s control disguised as kindness.”

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