rof/% Places that are homogenous or cold ("or" is inclusive) are the only ones immune to this...that is until self-appointed unproductive parasites disguised as "politicians" have this great idea to indiscriminately and with vetting start the process of
"stirring the martini" smi(&%
There is beauty in this︃ and I like this and here is why (below translated by Google Translate):
"According to︄ the Brazilian Penal Code, anyone under 18 years of age is not responsible. In other︅ words, the young person is unable to understand the seriousness of a crime. This means︆ that crimes committed by minors are judged differently than those committed by adults.
Technically speaking,︇ a minor does not commit a crime, but rather infractions. As for crime, it is︈ an illicit act defined by criminal legislation. Therefore, there is no crime unless legislation has︉ defined it."
Source:
https://www.jusbrasil.com.br/artigo...e-idade-que-e-pego-cometendo-crime/1327174004
Of course, this is NOT for everyone. If someone has a︊ problem with a public servant and their idea of solving it is to have a︋ dialog and listen to reason & logic according to the theory of the Rule of︌ Law, Brazil is NOT for them! This method does NOT work in Europe, Asia, or︍ the USA, so why should it work in Brazil or the rest of LATAM? If︎ on the other hand, you see the "public servant" as your enemy and his actions️ as aggression...(fill in the blanks with whatever warms the cockles of your heart smi(&% )
Use Google Translate for the above link
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True, but will NEVER happen! The favelas are heavily armed! Some are better armed than the police.
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Also,
Data Favela The Data Favela 2023 survey, released on Friday (17), showed that if Brazilian favelas formed a state, it would be the third largest in Brazil in terms of population. According to the study, the number of favelas has doubled in the last decade, totaling 13,151 mapped across the country. There are an estimated 5.8 million households in favelas with 17.9 million residents. The quantitative research was carried out between March 6︀ and 13, 2023 and interviewed 2,434 favela residents distributed across all regions of the country.︁
Source:
Censo: falta de endereço em favelas dificulta registro de domicílios.
This is ONLY︂ the favela! They aren't even counting "periferia", which I've read is at least 100 million︃ people! Because...
70% of Brazilian workers earn up to two minimum wages Research based on︄ IBGE data shows that 35.63% of Brazilian workers earn up to the minimum wage.
Source:
https://www.correiobraziliense.com....ileiros-ganham-ate-dois-salarios-minimos.html
Note: The minimum salary is R$1,421/month which is about €270 per month. 70% of︅ the population earns less than €540/month.
Source:
https://tangerino.com.br/blog/valor-do-salario-minimo/
Definitely true for most, hence why I recommended
@wellington first:
@JackAlabama is 100% correct here! Anyone who goes ANYWHERE in Latin America who is ostentatious will find themselves easily on the other side of the law real quick, regardless if they are the Pope! Actually, I would argue this for every country with the exception of Monaco, but this is my personal opinion and may just be my experience.
Hell, my OWN family is 100% European and if︀ they knew I earned "a little bit more than them", they would be conspiring &︁ scheming to figure out how to rob me! stupi#21 #RealTalk #NOfilters!
100%! Especially, when I compare it to China. Japan for me is almost︄ the same, except for the cost. LATAM is cheaper in terms of service and local︅ food (vegetables, fruits, steaks, fish, chicken) than Japan IMHO.
I clearly, expressly, and unambiguously invoke my right against self-incrimination. rof/% smi(&%
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