Marçal misused the prosperity theory which is very common, known and accepted in many neo-Pentecostal evangelical churches that consider even material prosperity as the result of faith. And then he puts it, he transposes this by saying: ‘Look, if the person did not succeed, it is also the person’s own fault, that is, the person did not try hard enough’. Leonardo Sakamoto, UOL columnist
Although Pablo Marçal has asked in recent interviews, including for us, not to be called a coach, this is exactly the speech of a coach, that ‘success depends on each of them, and if not everyone success is achieved because they do not try. quite difficult’. He wasn’t exactly objective, but that’s the line he’s taking. Leonardo Sakamoto, UOL columnist
Sakamoto says that speech is violent to the disadvantaged and the poor.
We know that this is, in fact, quite violent with a series of people who work hard every day, packed into buses leaving at dawn to work from sunrise to sunset. And he didn’t manage to make his first billion, and it wasn’t because of a lack of creativity, dedication. But because of a billion other conditions, including the fact that we live in a very unequal society that education, health, leisure, culture, housing and employment are not offered equally to everyone. Leonardo Sakamoto, UOL columnist
However, despite the wrong speech, he claims. He has followers, he has engagement. And in the field of Bolsonarism, which he brought up in this interview, he is completely connected (…) that it depends on everyone, that the State does not have to be practically involved in this matter, and it has to be guaranteed that people can pursue your dreams, and most of them are resolved. Ignoring that most people need from the State for health, education and all that. Leonardo Sakamoto, UOL columnist
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