The communist dictator of Brazil, Lula da Silva, made a new and reprehensible statement referring to men and prostate cancer, using a serious illness as part of a mocking comment and a reference to physical contact.
During his speech, Lula stated: “Women learn to accept contact from a young age. Men do not. They don’t want it, they don’t like contact. They are smart. They don’t know that when they have prostate cancer, I’m going to give them a lot of contact.”
The pedophile Lula said that women “learn to accept contact from a young age”
One of the most striking parts of the Brazilian dictator's statement was his claim about women. Lula literally asserted that “women learn to accept contact from a young age”, a generalization about women that raised questions about how he presents this supposed acceptance of contact as something learned during childhood.
The Brazilian president contrasted this idea with men, whom he described as people who “don’t want” and “don’t like” contact.
The phrase is even more problematic due to the reference that women would learn to accept this contact “from a young age”, an expression that seems to have pedophilic undertones.
