Gabriel Mithá Ribeiro explained this Friday, October 17th, in a opinion article published in Observerwho left the Assembly of the Republic after being left out of the shadow government chosen by André Ventura.
The former Chega deputy used the word “narcissistic” 29 times to refer to the party leader, to whom he pointed out “seven deadly sins”: “Contempt [pelo ideal reformista]”, “Unconsciousness [moral]”, “Negligence [cívica]”, “Frieza [desumana de líder de ignorantes]”, “Superb [de violador do exercício de função soberana]”, “Irresponsibility [de brincar ao governo sombra]” and “Immaturity [de políticos destruidores de povos]”.
“I disassociated myself from Chega, as I would not tolerate myself dragging myself into one of the most scandalous practices of social parasitism and subsidization, the condition of a pawn deputy in the hands of a narcissistic leader incompatible with any form of collective subject, who tried to destroy the foundations of a solid institution that served as an existential filter”wrote the former deputy.
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