[mrtksn]

Or pressure US to make their businessmen not committing crimes in Brazil.

[mensetmanusman]

It’s illegal to dishonor a judge in Brazil, that’s why they are going after so many of their journalists, because any criticism can be judged dishonorable by the judge.

[mrtksn]

So? If that's how Brazilians roll, its their business.

[mensetmanusman]

That’s how their elite roll.

If the general public learns how things could be better with less corruption, then the world is slightly better off.

[mrtksn]

And that's an opinion which might or might not be true. There's also this trend in America of some elites posing as "People's elite", and in this particular case someone from America's elite who has an open agenda on forcing certain believes over people is trying to force something on Brazilian political elite. I wouldn't call it a fight between good and evil, I will call it "I wish we could have the fight in the Colosseum in Rome".

[mensetmanusman]

Less corruption is better is certainly an opinion.

[mrtksn]

"Less corruption is better" is much less of an opinion than how you get less corruption.