@gencarloss foda que o público geral vê votação como veria num BBB da vida, é briga de torcida e por popularidade, não pelo o que a pessoa e sua política tem a oferecer...
poha, estar na manifestação hoje deu uma sensação de alívio que meus amigos também sentiram, alívio de estar com tanta mas tanta gente realmente do bem, que pensa no outro, que pensa como nós, ufa
Alô artistas da zona oeste do Rio de Janeiro, bora se juntar pra desenhar juntos e trocar figurinha?
Criei um grupo no telegram pra quem tiver interesse, vamos marcar o primeiro encontrinho pra setembro?
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