Which country in Latin America are you most likely to get hurt in a random act of violence?

What country is this photo from?

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>English stop sign

Definitely NOT Latin America

Then clearly is LOS

>white kids
>paved parking lots
>fencing around pipes

Definitely not Latin America

You don't get the joke, fellow mutt.

definitely, LOS.

Guatemala, El Salvador Venezuela and Honduras are dangerous af, after them Brazil

Random violence doesn't really happen here

>most likely to get hurt in a RANDOM act of violence?
Definitely LOS

when you get near negros, yes it does
i was told so by several sources

>RANDOM
Violence in Latam isn't random. You need to be involved in something sketchy first

So people don't get randomly robbed or carjacked or shot in your cities? lmao

like in broadlight? No. Unless you enter into a solitary alley in an unsafe neighborhood

In south america, the only country I could think of any of that happening, and even then I'd probably say you'll have as great chances in some US cities as well, would be Venezuela. Rest of SA is chill af unless you're involved in some sketchy shit like the colombiano said.

One time I beat the shit out of a drunk homeless guy because he was talking shit to me

>robbed
Yes
>carjacked
Really rare
>shot
In what kind of shithole do you get randomly shot?

>In what kind of shithole do you get randomly shot?
in LOS
here if someone got shot you bet your ass it was on purpose

lol, coming from mexico

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the mexican() is right.

robbery is quite common here, at least for 1st world standars.

>That random
They asked for it

How often does that happen in Latin America?

A drunk homeless guy talking shit to you? 20 years ago it was common.

this is such a basic bitch answer
>haiti
wtf

>He doesn't enjoy beating up homeless people with the lads before going to the milk bar

For me, its LOS

LOS what?

LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA

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:l

How do you say that in Portuguese

OS ESTADOS UNIDOS DA AMÉRICA

That looks pretty random. All the narco violence in Mexico is random

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_San_Fernando_massacre

>No one points out Panama.
Shit thread.

To be fair, a robbery here is, of course, random. Of course robberies are random in the most part.
Homicides, on the other hand, are not. Overwhelming majority of them are either: 1) passion crimes like husbands killing his wife; 2) assassinations related to drugs gangs, like someone bying cocaine from a drug lord and not paying him, and; 3) homicide resulted in robberies, like in case of a victim trying to react in a bad moment.
You are not going to be shot in the streets here unless you are in a criminal zone like a favela.

hue hue hue

vimeo.com/250190047

PANAMA IS CHILL

yada yada yada.. accept costa rica and chile as westerns, its not their fault, they are good

>paved parking lots
>fencing around pipes
State of the art murrican infrastructure.

Nowadays probably Venezuela

Latin America doesn't do that

Quick question: why do some Latin American countries say "estacionmiento" to say "parking lot" but others say something that sounds like "parking" said in a Spanish accent

we use "parqueadero" or "garaje" (gah-rah-jeh) in Colombia. Estacionamiento isn't common but some people use it

If you are a Latam social leader you have a greater chance of being killed lmao

Answering your question, you'll probably get killed in Venezuela (Tough times dude: Lack of food, medicines, toilet paper, people steal out of nowhere, everything is a chaos, riots...)

Nigga you think we dont have fences and parking lots?

aqui todos dicen estacionamiento o playa

>Was gonna start dumping my cartel Webms, but then remembered this is a blue board

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USA

>USA
>Latin American
>Random violence
Lmao

>Random Violence
>Latin America

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