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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
A common thing in Brazil, particularly considering the size of the operation. Doing things by the books would take too long because of the extremely slow judicial system in Brazil. Maybe Lula's penalty would even be prescribed by then, just maybe... 

He accepted the seat because he thought that it would be easier for him to investigate corruption cases. Yet, he was severely punished when he, being honest as he was, decided to also investigate Bolsonaro's corrupt sons. And yet you came here calling him a corrupt. Shame on you

Moro wasn't the only judge involved in the case either. There were three others who also judged Lula as guilt during the trial of second stance.
gpt
Are you telling me a judge not being impartial is a good thing because otherwise it would take a long time to investigate? So it's common that the Brazilian system takes too long and it's also common that judges aren't impartial? Almost like Moro sped things up to have a conviction before Lula could run in 2018... Not to mention he illegally shared documents and information with the US DoJ and FBI through back channels.

And he wasn't "punished" he left his post because Bolsonaro promised him carte blanche to run his ministry and then intervined anyway.