Kim Kataguiri: And another thing: 'Betinha' has nothing to do with hatred of women; it's about making fun of men, right?
Kim Kataguiri: So, to put this... within the scope of the PL of misogyny, in which the rhetoric is about combating violence against women, the argument being that it starts with a little joke and ends with the death of a woman, for you to cite a joke like a guy being 'mogado', a guy being 'betinha', a guy being 'sigma', I even feel embarrassed to speak about such a subject in the plenary.
It trivializes and reveals the deputy's true intention behind that PL.
Kim Kataguiri: I even make an appeal, taking advantage of a rare moment when, in the pre-election period, the plenary has a significant number of deputies, to say, look, this is the real intention.
Kim Kataguiri: In a debate, Deputy Tabata went there and said... 'I don't want to criminalize the joke.'