Your country/city

>your country/city
>would it be safe to take a walk outside in the night?

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Peru/Lima
Its a latin american city, user, you know the answer

Not Santiago but undisclosed city in the central region
Mostly safe, you just have to avoid certain neighborhoods and certain streets in downtown

Toronto
It depends, if downtown no, if in a suburb probably yea

>brazil
>pelotas
yes

Bogota
No, except for a few parts.

I don't live in the city I live in the middle of a desert. There is no danger of being mugged or attacked by a human but there is a danger of stepping on a rattlesnake or getting attacked by a mountain lion.

I live in a small comfy town where people mostly know each other (or are at least are familiar with each other's faces) and there's no outsiders, vagrants, etc so it's pretty safe. Once, I lost my house keys somewhere on the way back and decided to sleep on the bus stop till the next morning and nothing happened except a guy waking me up in the morning to ask me why I'm sleeping outside and that I'll catch a cold. Then I told him what happened and that I was waiting for my roommate to get back so he invited me to his house to stay until my roommate got back. Keep in mind, I didn't know this guy, I'd crossed paths with him a few times while walking around in the town but that was about it.

Curitiba.
I feel pretty safe in my neighbourhood, even when buying cigs 3AM in a 24h store. This would be NOT safe downtown however.

Not sure

Sweden
Luleå

Yes, most likely.

You might get mugged.

Netherlands/ Appingdam. I don't know about other cunts but around 6pm everything goes silent and everyone usually sleeps around 10pm

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residential and middle class areas are alright. Avoid the rest. Small little towns are in 99% of cases ok, lotsa people still leave the door unlocked during the day and everyone knows each other

bad parts of town - like 10-30% chance of getting mugged

okay/good parts of town - maybe 1%

Yes
There is literally 0% chance anything wold happen

recife
no

yes, except maybe the coyotes would attack me but they arent that big

Helsinki
Yes at least in my area. Never seen anything bizarre in 15 years.

No, I've heard legends of people dying from a coconut falling on their head.

>Long Island
Depends on exactly what neighborhood.

>philadelphia
depends on who wins the election, but at this rate probably yes

>Luleå
Based

yeah i do it all the time

>outside in the night
Why are so many American flags ESLs?

welfare spics

Nothing wrong with that sheep

Yes
Sometimes
You would be get killed by desperate murderor

no, you have to stay at home
what would you do if you miss your favorite anime programs?

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I'm an ESL and even I know it's "at"

This. From what I see, a lot of first language speakers seem to make mistakes while typing in english. It's the same for other first language speakers typing in their own language, they'll tend to make a lot of grammatical mistakes and shit. It could be because most of their knowledge in said language comes from talking/conversing rather than from books.

In downtown now, feel safe. It's so populated that there are almost always people out, and the homeless keep to themselves.
I'd worry more about Jane/Finch or other places people try to be gangster.

>Aruba/Noord
>fairly safe, yes

I forgot to mention that we do have annoying barking dogs roaming on the streets.

"Walking in the night" is a common phrase you esls

I go on runs every night. There’s a police station a mile from my house.