@ShadenLines yo, keep in mind santos is one of the best cities here in brazil, like the number 3 best city to live here. About the one way streets it's actually pretty simple, it's not a big city and we don't have that many cars here like new york or something.
The streets in the usa look way better than the streets here in brazil, they look just like the games and the movies, while santos looks like a ghost city lost in the past. Also no way to live here in brazil in a house without a big wall in front to protect it like people do in minnesota
But yeah, america is getting messed up, it's looking a bit like brazil already. When i talk to you and other americans you guys are like "man kiled america, my home sweet home", the minnesotta video really did make me feel it
"Man Killed America" is a song released in 1991, i had to reference it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g5q27XPY9U
and brazilian women are the best
TheMiamiDeSantos
when trump talks about immigrants i don't think he means every single immigrant in the usa (specially the worker ones the corporations care for), they probably are aiming to the "undesirable" ones, let's put it like that. Here in brazil we have exactly the opposite way of trump thinking, everyone is "welcome" here, ironically nobody (specially developed countries) wants to change to brazil lol), in the brazilian states that are border with such countries as venezuela and colombia you can find many immigrants. Here in santos they drop many hobos, junkies, ex-convict, etc ("undesirable" people), some neighborhoods have a bigger concentration of those people, such neighborhoods suffer with criminality, vandalism, grafitti, devaluation and such, take a look at Santos downtown in this video (made by another brazilian though): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A2i34CJ5aw
Santos downtown used to be a lively place full of commerce, now it looks like a ghost neighborhood, closed, stores, full of grafitti, junkies, prostitutes (at night), etc. I really wish santos were an enchanted wealthy land were everyone that put their feet here turn into a great person, but unfortunately things doesn't work like that
ShadenLines (Updated )
That's not good...but from where I stand, Forever78 didn't make the point he thought he was making.
The main thoughts I had were "you vatos are crazy, riding bikes in traffic" & "why does Santos only have one-way streets?"
Now sure, the neighborhood ain't great. It does look rather poor...though even there, some of the women are pretty. (I think that's Latin America in general: lots of hot chicks) However if you think that's bad, here's a recent news segment on downtown SF:
https://youtu.be/8iXma3MoRMw?si=w-AaiqH6_Rnu7rMV
Here's a walking tour of a YouTuber's hometown in Minnesota, two weeks ago:
https://youtu.be/uNB4VLu6IaI?si=ETh8LRxdiGiw1E_o
Consider that the footage was taken in the United States...a nation far wealthier &, to an extent, more organized overall than Brazil or any equivalent country.