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09-25-2008, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BRAZILIAN
I want to know what the american people know and think about Brazil and Brazilians.
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Ok, without looking...off the top of my head...
Brazil is an enormous country and home to the bulk of the Amazon rain forest.
The nation has issues with overpopulation and distribution of wealth, leading there to be a fair amount of violence. The truly rich get kidnapped, have body-guards etc.
People there tend to be good looking, a mixture of ethnicities. Physical beauty is highly regarded like most places but it is taken a step further in Brazil in that cosmetic surgery is used a lot by women and also men.
Corruption is pretty bad, like it is in parts of the US.
While the US has mucked in South American affairs, it seems that Brazil and other countries in South America have turned to a type of anti-american nationalism, where all of lifes woes and ills is the due to the US. This is being used to distract the population from the failings of their own government. (The US govt. does this too so I'm not picking on Brazil nor being hypocritical)
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09-25-2008, 02:21 PM
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They have produced some of the greatest futbol players, and race car drivers ever. And their citizens seem very proud of their great country.
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09-25-2008, 07:34 PM
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A bunch of rude people with the highest transexual population in the world. You really have to watch out when you look at women there.
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09-26-2008, 07:27 AM
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English Teacher in Japan
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I'm an American who was so interested in Brazil, I went down there to live and teach English for six months. I lived in Sao Paulo and Rio de Jainero, and also traveled to Iquazu Falls, Curitiba, Salvador, and Brasilia.
I LOVED BRAZIL...the beaches and music of course, but mostly loved the people.
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09-26-2008, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Tiger Beer
I'm an American who was so interested in Brazil, I went down there to live and teach English for six months. I lived in Sao Paulo and Rio de Jainero, and also traveled to Iquazu Falls, Curitiba, Salvador, and Brasilia.
I LOVED BRAZIL...the beaches and music of course, but mostly loved the people.
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I am happy because you loved Brazil. You will be wellcome ever. |
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09-26-2008, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by big mean bear
A bunch of rude people with the highest transexual population in the world. You really have to watch out when you look at women there.
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LOL. I always thought this would be Thailand.
Last edited by minibrings; 09-26-2008 at 12:17 PM..
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09-26-2008, 03:31 PM
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Watch the movie "Touristas". It took place in Brazil. That will give you all the info you need to know when traveling to a 3rd world country.
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09-26-2008, 03:41 PM
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I'm confused. Why do you want to migrate to the US and live in Texas? I'm not challenging you.. I'm just completely confused. Why is Texas better than Brazil? Also San Francisco is my hometown and I have no idea what you meant previously when you challenged Big Bear. Please explain in a Christian like manner (no personal attack).
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BRAZILIAN
Moving to texas
I will move (legally) to USA next year. I am brazilian, white, and I intend to live in Texas, preferentially in a small city. I like simple things.
My life plan is to buy a house (simple) to live and a heavy truck to work like owner truck driver.
I choice Texas because many people say in Texas has many baptist and I am baptist. Is it true?
I would like know how the texans see the foreing? Anyone can help with informations or sugestions?
Last edited by minibrings; 09-26-2008 at 04:12 PM..
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09-26-2008, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by minibrings
I'm confused. Why do you want to migrate to the US and live in Texas?
You might be happier back in Brazil! I'm not challenging you.. I'm just completely confused. Why is Texas better than Brazil. From what you are constantly saying, Brazil seems like paradise to you! Im not attacking you I am just confused by the contradiction between loving and thinking Brasil is the best to wanting to leave it for Texas.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Moving to texas
Hi,
I will move (legally) to USA next year. I am brazilian, white, and I intend to live in Texas, preferentially in a small city. I like simple things.
My life plan is to buy a house (simple) to live and a heavy truck to work like owner truck driver.
I choice Texas because many people say in Texas has many baptist and I am baptist. Is it true?
I would like know how the texans see the foreing? Anyone can help with informations or sugestions?
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You don't need be confuse. I am intending move to Texas because I have several relatives living there (cousins, one brother, one sister and brother in law, every legally) I was there in 1995 (Houston) and I loved. Will be a life's new experience to me because I love to know new places, new cultures and new people. But with all troubles (Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae & Fredie Mac, Lehman Brothers, AIG, Merryl Linch) happen with the US economy right now I am not sure. I think I will prefer leave my "little money" here.
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09-26-2008, 04:37 PM
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Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Quote:
Originally Posted by minibrings
I'm confused. Why do you want to migrate to the US and live in Texas? I'm not challenging you.. I'm just completely confused. Why is Texas better than Brazil? Also San Francisco is my hometown and I have no idea what you meant previously when you challenged Big Bear. Please explain in a Christian like manner (no personal attack).
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BRAZILIAN
Moving to texas
I will move (legally) to USA next year. I am brazilian, white, and I intend to live in Texas, preferentially in a small city. I like simple things.
My life plan is to buy a house (simple) to live and a heavy truck to work like owner truck driver.
I choice Texas because many people say in Texas has many baptist and I am baptist. Is it true?
I would like know how the texans see the foreing? Anyone can help with informations or sugestions?
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About San Francisco,CA: I am not against San Francisco or against californians. But all the world know that San Francisco is the "paradise", "the Meca", of homossexuals, transexuals, and all kinds of "diferents" sexuals movements.
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