The author pointed out that the population was losing purchasing power and was suffering from the reduction and deterioration of public services, while the states sought to significantly increase spending on armament. He added that those people could foresee who would ultimately be left to foot the bill. (translated)
The post’s author endorsed Bernie Sanders, saying he had “nailed it,” and shared a statement attributed to him arguing that humanity’s future should be shaped by people worldwide rather than a small group of wealthy technology executives. The statement said human beings should come before machines.
The author said the global economy had proved resilient but warned that this resilience could not be taken for granted. They wrote that the IMFC had reaffirmed its commitment to sound policies and international cooperation to strengthen stability, rebuild buffers and support strong, broad-based growth.
The author questioned the "secret" of the Planeta Prize and stated that someone had submitted the second part of a novel by a well-known author, only to later say that they did not know that the candidate was from that same writer. He described the situation as a coincidence and a blunder by the jury. He also noted that a private publisher had freedom to act. (translated)
The author wrote that good intentions alone would not be enough for nature to thrive, but said biodiversity loss could be halted and reversed and the natural foundations of human life and prosperity secured. They described the State of Biodiversity Action Report as providing the necessary evidence and roadmap.
The person who posted the message described the use of disproportionate force without prior threat as shameful and stated that it constitutes a crime. They also claimed that the police should defend the Constitution and guarantee rights, and denounced that young people who were studying and protesting, teachers, and daughters were being beaten with impunity. (translated)
The author argued that the right feared that the material problems of the majority of the working class would overshadow identity issues and the rhetoric against immigration. He added that, for this reason, their representatives were so angry, they had lost the narrative, lacked answers, and were part of the problem. (translated)