Indoor plumbing only available to those who can afford it, poor people shit in a "toilet" (squat hole), and the waste is descarded towards the nearest river. Thankfully I am upper class so I have functioning heated water, indoor plumbing, constant electricity and such
sounds like a horrible place to live
I heard about the Master System a lot when I was a kid but the popularity seems to have dissipated amongst children and adults alike, but people here still love Sonic (in a non-autistic way, sorry about that). Nowadays children mostly play on their phones (Brawl Stars or any another Aryan game like that). They (TecToy) still sell these systems, at quite a cheap price as well. Maybe I'll buy one, but I don't like consoles very much tbhsude.
Very much is, even in upper class neighbourhoods like mine, you will quite often see drunk niggers, mutts etc. roaming around yelling profanities in the middle of the day/night. Impressively enough some of these minorities are quite educated and tend to avoid fights, thoughever most of these people also come from upper-class places as well.
Thank you very much for giving me an answer, I’ve heard about TecToy and the very compact but strong Brazillian Sonic fandom (they mostly stay on their own exclusive Sonic forums albeit) for years and was just curious.
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Most of the consoles that got popular around here are knockoffs, I remember some mentioning that there were a lot of NES famiclones being fabricated in the 80's-90's, mostly because the earlier dictatorship had stopped most imports (especially on devices such as computers and videogame consoles). Around the 2000s the PS2 got here and it never left. People still often use it as their main console and DVD player, and there are bootleg games still being developed for it (most of them are FIFA clones, because mutts don't know how to play anything more intricate). The Genesis got a bit of popularity but not nearly as much as the Master System, probably because it was more expensive, and most families (back then and now) couldn't even afford a $4K car, due to soaring inflation and lack of good wages.Thank you very much for giving me an answer, I’ve heard about TecToy and the very compact but strong Brazillian Sonic fandom (they mostly stayed on Brazil exclusive Sonic forums albeit) for years and was just curious.
Gun laws used to be somewhat lenient but machineguns were banned, however with the election of this democratic socialist government the laws and restrictions have been getting worse every passing day; last month the president banned legal ownership of 9mm (!!!) handguns, something I find incredibly retarded, but unfortunately, I have no political power, neither do my parents. All this whilst favela niggers get to have as much guns as they want, since our local police is incredibly corrupt and takes bribes at every possible opportunity, mostly because their wages suck. Hopefully the new election results in a conservative win, I fucking hate populist politicians.
I do not have a keen interest in travelling to other countries, even if they are "better" countries to live in than mine, mostly because I hate leaving my home. If I were forced to go to the States I'd probably choose a semi-rural state like Texas or Florida, the temperature there is acceptable (hot but humid) and I feel like I'd have a close connection to the population, because of the fact the majority of them are Latinos.
Trvke, this place is unbearable if you're poor, having to deal with miserable wages, barely any social services (and the ones that do exist are of horrible quality, our medical sector named SUS is renamed for the ginormous wait times and terrible procedures). If you're rich however (and becoming rich is fairly easy as long as you're smart and focused on your studies), this entire country is your playground. I'm very grateful I was born into wealth, imagine if I had to spend 13 hours outside working my ass off!
Most South American countries have no mudslims.
