Ug, why can't people tell new stories anymore? Everything is a reboot or a sequel. This is just the Trump story with a slightly happier ending since Bolsonaro might actually face consequences.
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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Its the laziest way to reboot a franchise, making a sequel with all the old actors reprising their roles and basically the same plot but with a different general cast for the subplots. You can tell that Trump isn't even bothering to learn his lines in this iteration.
It would still kinda count as a reboot but I think it’s quite telling that no major states have run experiments for improving the way we organize. You would think we would all be in pursuit of the most harmonious way to organize, why don’t we do some small scale experiments to see what works well for a certain geography and then adopt the best practices?
I hope they’re more competent than my country was in the same situation.