Américo Figueiredo wrote an opinion piece criticizing Rui Rocha's posture, who reportedly asked a minister if he "belongs or has belonged to Freemasonry." The author considers this question an invasion of the privacy and personal life of the person in question.
Figueiredo classifies Rui Rocha's behavior as demonstrations of "arrogance," comparing the question about Freemasonry membership with other equally inappropriate questions, such as asking about the existence of a special friend or about marital fidelity.
The text suggests that Rui Rocha acted with the same "arrogance" by posing a question of a personal and potentially embarrassing nature, without there being any legitimate reason for such intrusion into someone's private life.
Américo Figueiredo's opinion emerges as a criticism of the attitude of those who ask intimate and invasive questions, using as a concrete example the question posed by Rui Rocha about Masonic affiliation.
