Jordi Wild (over 40, no children) posted in 2019: "Take out Abascal and Bolsonaro plis"
Spanish YouTuber Jordi Wild wrote in 2019 "Take out Abascal and Bolsonaro plis". The post has resurfaced and raises questions about how far content creators' freedom of speech goes.
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Jordi Wild, one of Spain's most-subscribed YouTubers, posted on X in 2019 the phrase "Take out Abascal and Bolsonaro plis", urging people to get rid of Santiago Abascal and Jair Bolsonaro. The post has resurfaced and continues to draw backlash for its violent tone.
The phrase is from 2019 and has an author: **Jordi Wild**, the stage name of Jorge Carrillo, one of the Spanish content creators with the largest audience on YouTube. Back then he wrote on X "Take out Abascal and Bolsonaro plis". The "take out" targets two people: **Santiago Abascal**, leader of Vox, and **Jair Bolsonaro**, then president of Brazil.
## What the post actually says
The text is brief and leaves little room for interpretation: a call to get rid of two politicians, softened by a "plis" that pushes it toward a joke. That mix is what has caused the damage. The "plis" doesn't make the phrase harmless, but neither does it turn it into a literal order. The post was published in 2019 and has been circulating again.
## The political context of 2019
In 2019 **Bolsonaro** had been governing Brazil since January and **Abascal** had just entered Congress with Vox. Public debate was running hot. A creator with millions of trinc wrote that and never deleted it.
## Why it matters now
The phrase has resurfaced and reads as what it is: a call to get rid of two people. Being posted in 2019 doesn't make it less serious. Nor does it make it a crime on its own: context and intent matter, and that's for a judge to decide, not a headline.
The phrase is from 2019 and has an author: **Jordi Wild**, the stage name of Jorge Carrillo, one of the Spanish content creators with the largest audience on YouTube. Back then he wrote on X "Take out Abascal and Bolsonaro plis". The "take out" targets two people: **Santiago Abascal**, leader of Vox, and **Jair Bolsonaro**, then president of Brazil.
## What the post actually says
The text is brief and leaves little room for interpretation: a call to get rid of two politicians, softened by a "plis" that pushes it toward a joke. That mix is what has caused the damage. The "plis" doesn't make the phrase harmless, but neither does it turn it into a literal order. The post was published in 2019 and has been circulating again.
## The political context of 2019
In 2019 **Bolsonaro** had been governing Brazil since January and **Abascal** had just entered Congress with Vox. Public debate was running hot. A creator with millions of trinc wrote that and never deleted it.
## Why it matters now
The phrase has resurfaced and reads as what it is: a call to get rid of two people. Being posted in 2019 doesn't make it less serious. Nor does it make it a crime on its own: context and intent matter, and that's for a judge to decide, not a headline.
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