wtf BRbros? i thought we were in the top 5 based murderer-pill cunts
I am currently coping and seething over the american superiority
Grayson Nguyen
Jason Thompson
>list of Caipira cities
>conveniently missing out Rio
>obviously no mention of Maceio, Sao Luis, Recife, Salvador, Fortaleza, Belem, etc
>meanwhile post the most dangerous American cities
Ryder Collins
>Caipira
Dominic Murphy
I've been to St. Louis
I'm glad I came out alive
Most of Brazil is still much more dangerous though
Isaac Ross
>gets exposed by Brazilian expat in UK
Kek, pathetic
Zachary Kelly
I'm an immigrant but not Brazilian
However I know a lot about Brazil (but I know the most about the United States of America, which is literally paradise).
Andrew Gonzalez
why you know so much about Brazil then? if its such a shithole, also immigrance is fucking cringe get fucked
Ryan Gray
I didn't say Brazil is a shithole and I don't think so lol
Maranhao and Alagoas at least are absolutely shitholes though.
I know about 400 cities in Brazil which is the same number of cities I know in Germany or Italy so it's not that special
Wyatt Green
What happens in Detroit? I only know about the water bill thing and a bunch of jokes
Brody Wood
what do you have to say about Salvador then?
Kevin Walker
The water thing is in Flint if you're referring to the lead poisoning. All of Michigan has it I think, but Flint is the city that's usually associated with it
Detroit is actually getting better I read, and its population isn't decreasing very quickly now. Its northern suburbs (Oakland and Macomb counties) is the gentrified part of the metropolitan area, while many of the southern suburbs like Hamtramck and Dearborn are full of Arab immigrants nowadays.
The city grew due to the automobile industry (Cadillac was the man who founded Detroit, and Pontiac is a city nearby named after a native chief). Now that everything is outsourced it is in decline but it seems to be revitalising.
Jaxon Kelly
I don't have a very good impression of Salvador. Its history is as the main slave port to Brazil so it isn't very bright in that regard either. I don't know too much about it compared to the southern cities, but I do know the central district is named after a pillory which is a bit disturbing.
I do know a fair amount about the history of the state e.g. Ilheus, Itaparica, etc used to be separate administrative divisions.
William Gutierrez
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Connor Hill
I've been to Brazil twice. I am from a rough part of Chicago. I can sense danger and there was a lot of it in Rio and SP. I know you are lying op
Jayden James
Brazil stats would be higher if death by exhaustion due to the sexo with child bearing hips mamacitas were being counted.
Dylan Thomas
>comparing the safest cities in brazil to the most dangerous cities in the us
love me some brazilian hyper-copium to finish the day
Ayden Carter
>I've been to Brazil twice
why would you do that? absolute madlad
That happened to my buddy Eric
> I do know the central district is named after a pillory which is a bit disturbing.
lol yeah but its one of the most beatiful parts of Salvador
Joshua Myers
>Recife, Salvador, Fortaleza, Belem
I find it funny how Brazilians collectively decided to use Rio de Janeiro as a scapegoat. This is so that foreigners don't realize there are 18 (EIGHTEEN!!!) state capitals in Brazil that are even more violent than Rio
Outside of white gated communities, a huge part of Brazil is an actual africa-tier Warzone
Joseph Brown
They're primarily the northern capitals. Porto Alegre being the only exception.
I always viewed Alagoas and Maranhao as the two worst states - and on top of that, they each gave Brazil Collor and Sarney.
Justin Ortiz
Its actually returning to nature.
Half the city is genuinely abandoned so its all just becoming like a giant park.
The rest of it stabilized it seems into a comfortable third world state. Where they're selling off the city to a Wall Street Billionaire.
Isaiah King
>I always viewed Alagoas and Maranhao as the two worst states
Impressive
Leo Ortiz
São Paulo making us proud once again
noice