Why doesn't the government take care?! Ah, I know it's not possible. I do not settle to me for Bocio. It is one thing to put arranged ideas, another is to deal with country of people, meat and blood, a thousand -and -one misery ... so many people - I am frown to know - and none are being born: everyone is born, growing up, wanting to place jobs, food, health, wealth, wanting rain and good business ... Lucky that we need to be weaved to live in the ordinary naughty, only. I could be: priest priest, if not chief of jagunços; For other things I was not gone.
The speaker expresses frustration with the government's failure to adequately address the needs and challenges faced by the population. They acknowledge the complexity of governing a country filled with real human experiences, struggles, and a myriad of hardships. The longing for jobs, food, health, and prosperity reflects a deep understanding of human desires and the harsh realities many face. This sentiment highlights the disconnection between political ideals and the lived experiences of ordinary people.
Despite the difficulties, the speaker recognizes the resilience required to navigate life in such a tumultuous environment. They express a sense of resignation to the ordinary struggles, contemplating their own potential paths, whether as a priest or a leader of a group. This contemplation serves as a reminder of the varied roles individuals might take in response to societal challenges, illustrating the interplay between personal responsibility and systemic issues.
