Monark vents and talks about ‘inhumane lynching’ after controversy over Nazism

Youtuber Bruno Aiub, 31, better known as Monark, made an outburst on his social media this Thursday (10) and said he suffered an “inhuman lynching” after getting involved in a controversy for defending the creation of a Nazi party in Brazil. .

“I may have been wrong in the way I expressed myself, but what they’re doing to me is an inhuman lynching,” he said, who was dropped from the Flow Podcast, of which he was co-creator and presenter, after criticism and pressure from sponsors. .

Monark continued on his Twitter account: “I reiterate that I have never supported Nazi ideology and that I find it repugnant. The idea defended is that I would rather the enemy reveal himself than remain in the shadows.”

The outburst of the youtuber divided netizens. While some sympathized, others condemned his attitudes. “They’re going to his family’s social networks to curse. The same crowd that complains about hate speech… regrettable”, said one of them.

“It’s also freedom of expression for people to criticize you openly and consider that you defended Nazism,” said another. “You didn’t make a mistake, you committed an act that could be qualified as a crime, in addition to being morally reprehensible,” added another.

On Monday (7), Monark received federal deputies Kim Kataguiri (Podemos) and Tabata Amaral (PSB) when he stated that “the radical left has much more space than the radical right. Both had to have space, in my opinion. I think the Nazi had to have the Nazi party recognized by law.”

The statements reverberated in the Jewish community, and Monark was disconnected from the Flow Podcast, which had 3.6 million subscribers, on Tuesday afternoon, just as the episode in question was taken off the air. “We reinforce our commitment to democracy and human rights,” said Flow Studios.