Brazilians of Jow Forums, how many people have you personally killed?

Wow where to find a redpilled Brazilian wife like her.

I was 16 and coming back from my night course. It was winter, and pretty rainy, so there was no one in the streets.
I did not realize but there was 2 guys sited in a stair case in front of a building, after pass them, they get up and start to call me. They asked me if i could handle them some cash, and i told them that i had none (lies), then the smaller guy asked me for a cigar (i smoked since i was 14) i told the guy that this was my last cigar (lie) the short quick come in my direction and tried to grab my shirt, scared i turn my body and push him away from me, but i push his head and he lose equilibrium and hit his head in a concrete wall.
After that i run away. The first week i was scared of being arrested and did not even went to police. But police tough it was a drug debt related crime, since the other guy stole his shoes and run away. He was a minor and already had a impressive police file.
That's what i read on my town news website.

Unless you are a favelado part of a drug gang or a policeman, very unlikely you will kill someone

There is more people dieing from car accidents than crime.

Oh yeah, I was only thinking about intentional murders

Serious question: With how poor everyone else is, for you guys who manage to have internet and come here regularly are you better off than the average person from Brazil?

Only 1 and wasn't my fault.
Guy in his 40s, left a letter on his house before he left that day, apparently cucked by wife, lost his job over false allegations and she took the children and home, he couldn't get a job anymore (he used to be a teacher). He went into the highway and literally thew himself in front of my car when I was at close to 150km/h.

3 niggers
self defense

that little stunt you pulled has the mayor on my ass.
Give me your badge, and your gun.

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Most latin American flags are rich whites or well of mestizos

Check out these mean streets in white paradise of Southern Brazil.

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This is what a teacher gets from supporting PT. If he was a cool teacher, he would be swimming in jg pussy fluids.

like 90% of people have internet here m8, granted most of them are just entry-level facebook normies but that goes for any country

I'm richer than most of riches in USA

uhh
statista.com/statistics/292757/brazil-internet-user-penetration/

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Dude, we are not that poor.
Also, internet is cheap in Brazil (used to be expensive and slow, but them the big companies lose the monopoly over it).
5MB cost only R$50 (U$13, and 5MB is probably the slowest data pack you will find). And the minimum wage (everyone white ear more than minimum wage is almost R$1000 (U$270).
We don't have the same purchase power than you guys, in the north, but we can live well...

I don't know where they take this data.
They probable analyze the number of contracts for the number of people, without realizing that an entire family share the same link.

National survey said 64.7% in 2016.

I was wondering because all I usually ever see are favellas and I always feel so bad for you guys.

I definitely have a better life than 90% of the population (upper middle class), but still my family (me, mother, father) isn't a very wealthy one. We sure don't have worries about basic stuff, but it's not like we can buy bonus goods with a high frequency, like buy eletronics all the time and take an international trip every year. We would need to make planning before and wait for the moment.

this

Reported to the authorities. Van will arive soon.

6% of the population lived in irregular homes in 2010, that includes every home without all basic services like rural areas and not just slums, they're just extremely overrepresented in media.

Even the people living in favelas are okay. The problem is in "Sertão" wich is pretty much your Arizona, but more humid. They are the ones living in extreme poverty without jobs or even real education.
Also, favelas look like shit from the outside, but are like normal houses from inside. There is this phenomenon in poor regions where you simple don't give a shit about how your home looks from outside (uglier, better, less chance to be robbed).
Also, Favelas pretty much only exist in the big cities.

i can guarantee you that 64.7% does not equal, nor is close to 90%

well the internet penetration in iceland is 98.24% so i doubt that
while Brazil's in this same source is still 59.68%
itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Pages/facts/default.aspx

broke ass nigga