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ESTUDANTES INVADIRAM A USP E ATACARAM SEGURANÇAS!
99 classified statements · 1 politicians · June 10, 2026 · 10 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 99 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Public Safety and Order, Education, Freedom of Assembly.
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Kim Kataguiri
0:00
About: fund the military police with public resources
That's what I pay taxes for.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says he pays taxes for that, supporting the use of resources for the police.
Kim Kataguiri
0:01
Editor, before we start this video, put in the best cut of that sweetest baton-beating you can find and include five seconds of that baton-beating.
Kim Kataguiri
0:15
There, now that you've had a little appetizer, this is a satisfaction video.
Kim Kataguiri
0:19
About: fund the military police with public resources
It's great to see our ICMS being turned into baton-beatings.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Celebrates ICMS 'virando borracha', praising the fiscal use for police ammunition.
Kim Kataguiri
0:23
I think that's the biggest conversion we have.
Kim Kataguiri
0:27
About: fund the military police with public resources
It's even a matter of historical pride, we revive the rubber cycle in another way, this time in the State of São Paulo, with our tax being well used for the Military Police of the State of São Paulo, our glorious Police of Regente Feijó, of Rafael Tobias Jaguiar, beating scoundrels disguised as students with batons.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Says the tax is being well spent on the Military Police, supporting its funding.
Kim Kataguiri
0:50
We're going to talk about that invasion of USP, which, by the way... was against the will of the majority of the students themselves.
Kim Kataguiri
0:57
We'll talk about that too, there's no more of that little story of 'oh, a student demand, I don't know what.'
Kim Kataguiri
1:03
About: occupy university administrative buildings
The majority of students didn't want it, don't support this invasion that happened here, so it was half a dozen radical scoundrels, right, who want to use the excuse of defending improvements in the student dining hall, in the living allowance.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence States the majority doesn't support the invasion and calls the invaders 'vagabundos'.
Kim Kataguiri
1:18
to, in reality, play at being revolutionaries.
Kim Kataguiri
1:21
That's the truth.
Kim Kataguiri
1:22
About: improve sanitary conditions in university dining halls
There is a legitimate demonstration and a legitimate demand that, in fact, an aberration is happening in the dining halls, with cockroaches, with worms in the middle of the beans, with larvae.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Acknowledges a legitimate complaint about cockroaches and larvae in the canteens.
Kim Kataguiri
1:35
About: occupy university administrative buildings
The situation is really disgusting, but that's not the way to make demands.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Says this is not the correct way to protest (critique of the occupation).
Kim Kataguiri
1:40
Form matters.
Kim Kataguiri
1:42
About: make student demands by democratic and peaceful means
The content may be meritorious, but the form matters, especially in a democracy.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence states that form matters in democracy, defending democratic means of protest.
Kim Kataguiri
1:47
We'll talk about that right after you subscribe to the channel, click the bell to receive notifications, leave your like if you want to contribute so I can keep working, so I can continue on this mission.
Kim Kataguiri
1:58
I'm going to ask you to give a little help to our fundraiser, for us.
Kim Kataguiri
2:02
We've already surpassed several communists, and it seems that the next congress will have, for the first time, root communists.
Kim Kataguiri
2:11
At least like that, as they say 'root', right?
Kim Kataguiri
2:12
That is to say revolutionaries, who are said to actually take up arms and I don't know what.
Kim Kataguiri
2:17
But at the end of the day, they'll get here and they'll mellow out.
Kim Kataguiri
2:19
I already know them, I already know the type, right?
Kim Kataguiri
2:22
Comrades.
Kim Kataguiri
2:23
They're going to start... enjoying the benefits of the bourgeois state, of the liberal state.
Kim Kataguiri
2:28
About: support the use of police force to clear university occupations
We had an invasion of administrative buildings at USP and our Military Police, as always, did not disappoint us and provided us with these images that I think, if shown in a cinema, would have people lining up.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence praises the Military Police's action in dealing with the USP invasion.
Kim Kataguiri
2:44
Let's go.
Kim Kataguiri
2:45
Daughter, let go of the daughter.
Kim Kataguiri
2:48
Let go of the daughter.
Kim Kataguiri
2:54
I told you guys, look. When it comes, it's a kick.
Kim Kataguiri
3:03
About: support the use of police force to clear university occupations
Now, wow, that baton-beating.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence celebrates the 'borrachada', supporting the use of police force against invaders.
Kim Kataguiri
3:05
No, you saw it was a combo, right?
Kim Kataguiri
3:07
He landed the first, he landed the second, he landed the third.
Kim Kataguiri
3:10
Man, it's the bald Street Fighter guy using the same button there to hit.
Kim Kataguiri
3:30
And you see?
Kim Kataguiri
3:30
The guy's wearing a mask, the guy's wearing a hood.
Kim Kataguiri
3:32
Precisely to be a scoundrel who won't be identified, right?
Kim Kataguiri
3:36
About: make student demands by democratic and peaceful means
Someone going to make a legitimate claim isn't afraid to show their face and take the hits.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence says that someone legitimately protesting does not need to hide, defending identification.
Kim Kataguiri
3:40
I, man, participated in the largest demonstrations in the country's history during Dilma's impeachment and not only that.
Kim Kataguiri
3:45
I had my face exposed, you know, receiving legal actions and persecutions, with the Minister of Justice putting together a dossier against me, receiving threats every day, and I was there, because I was making a fair, legitimate demand.
Kim Kataguiri
3:57
Now, the scumbag who goes there... He's already raring to try to take on the Military Police.
Kim Kataguiri
4:04
He's already hooded so he won't be identified.
Kim Kataguiri
4:05
That's a criminal.
Kim Kataguiri
4:06
That's a criminal.
Kim Kataguiri
4:07
About: occupy university administrative buildings
This is not a student demand.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence explicitly says that this is not a student demand (rejects the occupation).
Kim Kataguiri
4:12
And another thing, okay?
Kim Kataguiri
4:13
Since he's hooded and not identified, if I call you a criminal, you, idiot, can't even sue me for calling you a criminal, because you aren't identified here.
Kim Kataguiri
4:22
You could still sue me if you were putting your face out there to take the blows.
Kim Kataguiri
4:26
But you're not, I can call you whatever I want.
Kim Kataguiri
4:28
On top of everything, you're dumb.
Kim Kataguiri
4:49
There's always that story, right?
Kim Kataguiri
4:50
About: support the use of police force to clear university occupations
That they're cowards, that they put a woman in front so they can then say, 'oh look, the Military Police beat a woman,' and then the Military Police of the State of São Paulo promptly acted and said, 'no problem, right?'
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence defends the Military Police's tactics, stating the response against the aggressors was appropriate, including a female police officer.
Kim Kataguiri
5:01
If there's a female criminal, we'll put a female police officer behind her.
Kim Kataguiri
5:05
And they put her there and restrained her, right?
Kim Kataguiri
5:07
Important information.
Kim Kataguiri
5:09
About: occupy university administrative buildings
This invasion happened on the same day when, by assembly, by democratic vote of the majority of students, it was decided to end the strike.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence says the majority assembly decided to end the strike, criticizing the occupation.
Kim Kataguiri
5:20
The majority of students wanted to study, want to study, and the majority of teachers want to teach.
Kim Kataguiri
5:27
About: occupy university administrative buildings
Then this minority of scumbags comes to cause this turmoil, hitting the police, hitting USP's own security guards — three were injured, not even the Military Police — USP's security guards, who naturally have the duty to look after the university's property, and then a bunch of these scumbags comes and physically attacks those security guards and thus do not represent the will of the majority.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says a violent minority attacked security guards and does not represent the student majority.
Kim Kataguiri
5:54
So, there's no momentum anymore and that initial speech about a legitimate claim, about representing the majority of students, no longer exists.
Kim Kataguiri
6:13
Look at this!
Kim Kataguiri
6:14
Look, the guy lands a huge punch on a USP security guard, right?
Kim Kataguiri
6:20
Now, the bully doesn't have that same courage to try to land that punch on the Military Police, right?
Kim Kataguiri
6:26
On the university security guard, who doesn't have the equipment, who doesn't have the same military training.
Kim Kataguiri
6:32
Then the guy is brave enough to throw that big punch, to play revolutionary, right?
Kim Kataguiri
6:35
Then the little rich kid from USP has the courage to punch the face of one of these workers, right?
Kim Kataguiri
6:40
Now... Not against the Military Police, right?
Kim Kataguiri
6:43
In front of the Military Police he screams 'you're a fascist' and runs away, scared shitless.
Kim Kataguiri
6:53
Man, look, the beating was so hard the guard is left lying on the ground.
Kim Kataguiri
6:58
The guy can't get up.
Kim Kataguiri
6:59
The blow was so hard he can't get up.
Kim Kataguiri
7:06
About: seize fireworks and devices at demonstrations
Look, the police seized fireworks, right?
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports the seizure of fireworks without making an explicit regulatory proposal.
Kim Kataguiri
7:09
And I already know how this works, when we were camped in front of the Congress and the MTST, right?
Kim Kataguiri
7:14
Guilherme Boulos's militia came to attack us too, they threw the big firework at us.
Kim Kataguiri
7:20
And let's remember, right?
Kim Kataguiri
7:21
Back in the Black Blocs days, they killed a journalist in that fireworks stunt.
Kim Kataguiri
7:26
About: support the use of police force to clear university occupations
So someone could have died in their little stunt.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence states a risk of death caused by the invaders, justifying police intervention.
Kim Kataguiri
7:29
Then a baton, a radio, a sledgehammer and a slingshot.
Kim Kataguiri
7:34
Then, man, he learned the slingshot, and I laugh at the guy.
Kim Kataguiri
7:36
Obviously he could have hurt someone, but did you really think you were going to keep this invasion going?
Kim Kataguiri
7:42
With the Military Police having the legitimacy, the authorization to beat them down, did you think you were going to do anything with that slingshot?
Kim Kataguiri
7:48
Did you listen a lot?
Kim Kataguiri
7:49
That public security expert with orange hair over there, thinking you were going to take down a police officer.
Kim Kataguiri
7:54
And the officer wasn't even carrying a rifle there.
Kim Kataguiri
7:57
Just by him having the baton, you couldn't knock him down with the slingshot.
Kim Kataguiri
8:00
Someone get the contact of that orange-haired expert and tell her, look, your thesis here has been proven not to work.
Kim Kataguiri
8:08
They tried the slingshot when the baton didn't work.
Kim Kataguiri
8:10
When the rifle won't work either.
Kim Kataguiri
8:39
There, you see?
Kim Kataguiri
8:40
There's the university security guard.
Kim Kataguiri
8:44
The guy wasn't raining punches on anyone, he didn't even come down like the police swinging batons.
Kim Kataguiri
8:49
He could have come down, he would have had the legitimacy to do that.
Kim Kataguiri
8:52
And they exploded fireworks in his face.
Kim Kataguiri
8:56
The guy could have died.
Kim Kataguiri
8:58
These are scumbags, these are criminals, not students.
Kim Kataguiri
9:07
Then later they have the nerve to five-on-one a single security guard.
Kim Kataguiri
9:13
Anyway.
Kim Kataguiri
9:15
Fortunately, there was no major problem, no more serious injuries among the security guards.
Kim Kataguiri
9:21
Unfortunately, there were no more serious injuries among the scumbags.
Kim Kataguiri
9:25
About: fund the military police with public resources
But, fortunately, we had a brilliant, exemplary and cinematic performance by our Military Police of the State of São Paulo, of which I am very proud — I'm wrapping up the construction of two battalions with amendments submitted by me and Guto Zacarias and... Next week I'll be delivering more patrol cars and, please, Military Police, when you forward projects to me, besides the vehicles, the vests, the battalions, the rifles, the ammunition you've been asking for, I would be very happy to meet a request for rubber bullets and batons.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence claims to have submitted amendments and offers to fund vehicles and equipment.
Kim Kataguiri
10:00
A hug.
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