Are there any Brazilians on this board that have lived or is currently living in a favela? What's it like there? Are the BBC documentaries true? Brazilposters are the most interesting posters on this board because I can't imagine those flip-flop wearing brown guys actually have internet access.
Are there any Brazilians on this board that have lived or is currently living in a favela? What's it like there...
David Diaz
Lincoln Lopez
Sneed
Brandon Rodriguez
brazilians on Jow Forums are actually the rich and educated ones
Kayden Scott
>Are there any Brazilians on this board that have lived or is currently living in a favela?
Never have seen one in my life.
Once i see some fucked houses when i was going to the airport
But only 6% of people here live in favelas, don´t think is easy to find someone who has lived in one
Joshua Bennett
I'm living 2 quarters from Heliopolis (major SP favela)
ask me anything
Matthew Kelly
>brazilians on Jow Forums are actually the rich and educated ones
You don´t need to be rich to not live in a Favela.
Poverty in Brasil is not the same in all regions.
But even in the poorest, Northeast, majority of people live in houses and buildings
I live in Sao Paulo, and the only poor people i see here are families of immigrants from the North-Northeast
Daniel Adams
>Are the BBC documentaries true?
About what?
That Rio de Janeiro have favelas
That 22% of people in that city live in favelas?
And what?
Rio is one CITY not the fucking country
Jace Sullivan
How much prostitutes are in your general area? Are any of them trannies? I can't possibly imagine being a virgin in brazil past the age of 16
Elijah Butler
>I'm living 2 quarters from Heliopolis (major SP favela)
Is your family from Northeast?
Christian Nelson
Vai tomar na birosca do teu cu, João
Filho da puta
Nathaniel Anderson
>I can't possibly imagine being a virgin in brazil past the age of 16
MY DICK
Chase Collins
Like any of your major cities, really
Brandon Peterson
my area the range is from R$ 20,00 (US 5,50) to R$ 1.000,00+ (US 300,00+). Hard to find trannies since the neighbourhood is guarded by evangelical dealers. You can easily still be virgin past 16.
No.
Dylan Morgan
>20
Crackwhores
Oliver Gomez
>evangelical dealers
The fuck is that?
Zachary Cox
wojak smirk cut off ears
Jack Reed
I don’t and have never been to one, only seen them in the distance when I went to Rio.
Life in most favelas is probably pretty normal if you aren’t a criminal. I mean obviously there is a lot of poverty but there are also some lower middle class people living there and they probably have decent lives and live around people they love. There is a strong sense of community in most favelas I would imagine, just like there is in most neighborhoods in Brazil. I’ve read about them and also watched some documentaries
Brazil is comfy, I love it here. And people in favelas have faster internet than you would imagine, and also iPhones and huge TV sets.
Brandon Hill
Christian drug dealers from some Evangelical church.
Michael Watson
I lived in Mucuri, Cariacica, ES. Now I live in Céu Azul B, Belo Horizonte, MG.
>What's it like there?
In what sense?
>Are the BBC documentaries true?
What do they show in there?
Connor Anderson
Actual favelado here, am i that rare?
Blake Roberts
Yeah, well we're not your clowns, burguerman