There are so many crazy things happening in 2020, and crazy people are emerging. However, even crazier than everyone else is the coronavirus, like a wild donkey running on the grassland, wantonly affecting people's lives and health, while bringing economic downturn and depression caused by lockdowns.
Globally, the worst-hit country was the United States as of June 21, with more than 2.3 million infections and more than 120,000 deaths. This is followed by Brazil, with more than 1.07 million infections and more than 50,000 deaths. Why have these two countries become the "champions" and "role models" of the global epidemic?
The reason why the United States and Brazil are mired in the epidemic is directly related to the two countries' **Trump and Bolsonaro. Trump's poor control of the epidemic and Bolsonaro's mishandling led to a sharp increase in infections in Brazil. At the beginning, when the new crown epidemic broke out in the East, Trump and others did not pay attention to it, but frequently ridiculed. Bolsonaro, for his part, downplayed the outbreak, calling it "just a flu," a blind attitude that contagious both countries.
Both Trump and Bolsonaro are considered "jerks", but Bolsonaro is a better bastard in comparison. When the pandemic spiraled out of control, Trump tried to shake the pot, while Bolsonaro hosted a barbecue at his peak. The bastard behavior of the two ** became an important reason for the expansion of the epidemic.
The United States and Brazil are both countries that value democracy and freedom, but the desire for freedom and the lack of cooperation of the people in both countries have become factors hindering the control of the epidemic. Although the health systems of the two countries have been built, the epidemic is difficult to control due to the non-compliance of the population. The American people are too stubborn in the face of freedom, and the Brazilian people are even more crazy and ignore the epidemic prevention measures.
Economic interests have been the driving force behind the spread of the epidemic in the United States and Brazil, and the two countries** have put them at the top of their lives. Trump stressed that the economy must work, and Bolsonaro shouted "economy first", but this disregard for the lives of the elderly has led to the epidemic getting out of control.
In the face of catastrophe, economic interests need to be moderately compromised, and respect for life should be put first. True human rights are about ensuring that everyone can live in safety. The failure of the United States and Brazil to fight the epidemic reminds us that in the face of the epidemic, we must cherish life and avoid putting economic interests above life.