March March March...

It has been days that I decided to post majestic cities of our planet on my personal Facebook profile for a simple reason:

My intention is to turn my timeline inspiring and to avoid political conflicts as Brazil is going through some serious economical, political, and moral crisis. 

The country is cracked open. It is parted: the ones that carry our official flag against the ones that carry red institutional flags of Labor Unions and the Labor Party. 

On every social media, be it Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, Snapchat, you name it, there has been unfriending, blocking, swearing, ideological attacks, and much disrespect and xenophobia from both sides. I wish this ended soon.

There are too many unemployeds in Brazil, besides major and small companies are shutting down. My language school was one of them. We closed down and moved away to another state in order to work with our family and search for dignity. 

Here, on Facebook, there is a war going on. There are loads of messages of hatred. I wish Mark Zuckerberg installed a button featuring peace between rightists and leftists. We can clearly see both sides are looking for the best for the country. However, both will never agree with the tools that are being used to reach this goal. 

I hope for better days and better souls. It is being cruel to be in Brazil because fighting for justice should not have two sides. We are on the same sinking boat grabbing the same floaters.