Brazilians tell me more about your country and it's politics. What happens here? Also what's the daily life like especially in the larger cities? I want to know more about Brasil.
Brasil
Alexander Perez
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Jason Rodriguez
I know it seems bad in America, but trust me Brazil is worse off. The best thing is to move to our homeland of Europe
Jaxon Parker
I don't want to move to Brasil I just want to know more about it. Where the fuck are all the Brasilians?
Cooper Carter
Isaiah Rogers
Barbarism is what happens amid the absence of order and logical, moral rules. This is what is like to live in Brazil and it's the future of US after 2 or 3 more Democrat Presidents. As with us, your right wing party will decay, and your left wing party will decay. There will not be nothing to save.
Brody Diaz
A fucking massive shithole, a disgrace to humanity, the biggest mistake, everything what is wrong in form of a country, you don't like niggers in America?, then Brazil isn't your place, do you love security?, not your place either, they have even less tourists than fucking dominican republic, a small island near guatemala, i'm not saying it couldn't turn into wakanda some day i'm just being honest.
Luis Hall
I've never been jumped nor had my stuff stolen, just avoid shady places and you are good. By shady I mean shady even by HUE standards, it's like foreigners love getting culturaly enriched in a favela, even favelados would avoid a fucking favela. Politics wise, we are lost.
Samuel Morgan
I am surprised there are some real looking white people in that pic. I've heard that Brasil has 60k violent deaths a year but does it actually feel dangerous to walk around?
Ryder Lee
it's over
Evan Mitchell
The deaths are usually concentrated in poor areas. Consider that the U.S. would have a lot of CHAZ areas of the size of small towns, crowded with the worst scum of humanity, so dangerous that not even cops dare to get inside. Those places are where the deaths rise to such levels.
Leo Collins
That's a very bleak statement lol. Why is it over?
John Watson
my wife is Brazilian so naturally we spend a lot of time there. Going to Brazil with American, especially where she's from, I live like a king.
Josiah Johnson
The day Brazil became a replubica was the day ((we)) lost the game
Grayson Jackson
Brazil is better than people think. Most places are really fun and high energy but a lot of cities its not safe to go out at night.
The South is safer and calmer and more European. Depends on what u are after.
Grayson Harris
Didn't the BOPE clean up at least some of the favelas?
Kayden Garcia
Its how the globolists want the rest of the world to go, its hopeless.
Our only saving grace is that our people are not into SJWshit as much as the developed countries
Liam Myers
Although Pedro II was a decent ruler, the current descendants are kikelords who deserve nothing but the rope. Yes, the Republica is a joke, and yes, Monarchy is the ideal model of rule, but not with such a joke of family as the Bragança.
Nathaniel Parker
A Favela is like the Hydra. If you cut off one head, two more would grow back...
Jaxon Turner
How many people are there in favellas? Why can't they just get a job and move out?
Juan Harris
everything is fucked in this country REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Alexander Long
Why dont black people get a job and move out of the projects in the U.S?
Aaron Murphy
Many do actually.
Jonathan Nelson
There are 6.329 (six thousands three hundred and twenty nine) favelas with a total of aprox. 12 millions (6% of population) living in favelas. Some people work inside the favelas, but their job sucks. It's too difficult to get anywhere in life while living in such place.
Angel Carter
No. There's a solution. But you wouldn't like it.
Owen Howard
Brazilians are the most beautifully vulgar and racist people I've ever met.
John James
Do you have a special name for girls like pic related? I do wonder what race they are.
Benjamin Hughes
blowing up the whole country is not a good option ((we)) can use the resources after a mass genocide
Benjamin Richardson
the ones that do are generally pretty successful. Then they try to redpill their families about hard work and their families call them 'white washed uncle toms' but are always hitting them up on rent day.
2 of my closest friends are black (Not niggers, though they hate niggers) and they are similar stories. One guy stayed in the ghetto until he was 25 had been arrested a couple of times, 2 kids. He wanted out so he started busting ass at Domino's Pizza. 15 years later, he owns 8 stores and has an MBA.
The other guy had a similar story, minus the arrests, got a bunch of IT Certs, worked his way up, and is now a CTO at an IT company with a CISSP.
both pull in 6 figures.
Grayson Wood
Parda.
James Torres
>High levels of inequality and unwillingness from the politicians to solve it
>Long lasting poor education system that keep the masses obedient and unaware of how better things could be
>A centralized government that makes things prone to corruption
>The real problems are being solved in a too slow pace
>Organized crime that were neglected in the past until it became uncontrollable
>Most people don't have hope so no one works for the betterment of this nation
>A long history of (mostly white) presidents doing shit instead of making things better
More recently
>An incompetent president that got elected through populism
>Denial from authorities that COVID was a real treat and late quarantines, making Brazil the new epicenter of the chinkvirus
>Necessary state reforms that don't get passed
>Leftists being leftists
People talk mainly about the criminality in Brazil and, while still a very violent country, most part of the homicides happens with drug dealing context, like cartels killing cartels, cops killing cartels, etc. And, most part of the crimes in general happens in the poor areas of the country. Just don't go to the fucked up areas (that includes a chunk of Rio) and you're good.
The SJW here are not as militant as in the US, and the talking points are somewhat different. I'm saying that because I've been in the US, in a uni in California.
The race war here just don't exists. Here we have a social/class problem, not a racial one. At least that's how everyone perceive it. Even within the black militants, the majority of their talking points is about the favelas (which is a consequence of socioeconomical problems) and how cops treat everyone there like cattle.
Thomas Lopez
brazilians have this weird national pride over what a shithole it is
my friends wife and her friends think we are so up tight here because we aren't getting drunk, robbing people, and fucking in the streets like animals
Luke Sanders
12 million? That's not too bad honestly I thought it'd be more. Like 20 to 30 million. Those houses look fucking stacked right on top of eachother. Do they even have power? What's the interior of a house in a favella look like? Do they have running water? Electricity?
Wyatt Baker
Approximately 13 million. Because most part of the population are niggers/mulatos with low iq and low expectations in life. Besides the (((brazilian media))) glamorizing living in favelas as part of the culture.