If the left continues to win elections in Brazil, do not worry—after all, if even the leftists themselves—a large portion of their base and their cultural, academic, and political "elites"—are not worried, then why should you be? It does not matter to them if Brazil becomes increasingly violent and dysfunctional. What matters to them is power, and power alone.
As for the rest?
The power they have attained can itself take charge of constantly constructing and generating narratives to keep the population confused and anesthetized. Furthermore, the structural force of that power—through the co-optation of the armed forces, for example—can enforce the civilian population's obedience to higher commands.
Much like the social structure of Oceania—the fictional nation from George Orwell’s *1984*, that quintessential "bible" of political dystopia—which consists of a totalitarian political elite, a subordinate class of highly trained, indoctrinated individuals, and an underclass at the base of the social order, what they are pursuing is not, in fact, true social equality. Observe how these groups manifest in reality: the upper echelons of the socialist party—or an inner state—along with the rest of the associated political class. ...academics, artists, and liberal professionals—aligned as a high-level subaltern class or an external state—alongside a numerous underclass of dependents living off welfare crumbs (the "proles"); with the caveat that, in the real world, these "proles" actually receive those crumbs, whereas in the book, they are essentially left to fend for themselves...
It is also interesting to note that, while the totalitarian leftist sect places relatively little importance on the ideological indoctrination of the "proles"—so long as they continue to vote for their politicians—the same cannot be said for other classes, where self-policing is more intense and nearly compulsory, even if the display of ideological submission is merely a "facade"...
Yet, we need not resort to fictional examples from literature (even if rooted in reality) when we have actual, extant examples, such as the dystopias of Cuba and North Korea...
Therefore, do not worry—for neither the leftists living in those countries, nor those fortunate enough to (still) reside in variably democratic nations, concern themselves with the grave social and political problems plaguing those places. Their only concern is possessing absolute power (or the perception thereof) and the unfettered right to dictate the lives of others...
Pay no mind to moral degeneration or social dysfunction. They will find a way to blame others for these issues, or justify them, while doing nothing to combat them—especially when they themselves are the ones imposing or defending them...
It’s all just a charade...
If Brazil were to turn into a socialist dictatorship and the Amazon rainforest were to become a desert as a result of the government’s own actions during that period, they wouldn’t care... They would always find a way to blame others or play the victim, but they would never roll up their sleeves to solve existing problems—or the very problems they themselves have caused...
For those who deeply lamented the imprisonment of a (Venezuelan) dictator like Nicolás Maduro, yet cannot shed a single tear—not even a feigned one—for the suffering of the Cuban or North Korean people, it is clear that the people themselves are not what matters; rather, what matters is the power of the ideology or the groups they defend and align themselves with...
After all, it is through our actions, more so than our words, that we reveal who we truly are and what we genuinely believe in or desire...
Whether we are "normal," wise or ignorant, malevolent or altruistic, sane or insane...
If the Left continues to entrench itself in power—and if the same patterns that have historically emerged whenever they seize control continue to unfold—they will not be concerned; their sole focus will remain on defending the government of their own sect...
They truly do not care!