And them there eyes.

It’s got an English version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Veins_of_Latin_America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9kcaWb0V9M

Right.

The average lifespan of a slave after arriving in Brazil was 7 years. It was absolutely brutal. That and the size of the territory used in plantations are what explain the extent of slave trade there.

Why is the magic keyword that toddlers use to keep us talking to them.

Where did you get that, you absolute donut?

Look at how he dances. Clearly both at the same time.

Erm that absolutely does exist.

Are you talking about racism existing? Because:

I can say Brazil clearly has racism

Moving on:

Calling that “not even close” just compares signage, not reality.

I would love to see how you arrived at that conclusion.

Would you say the USA South is forgotten and poor?

That has no relationship with racism at all. But to quench your curiosity, a resounding Yes.

I can’t even begin to describe to you the absolute palpable, day to day, quality that racism takes form in the south of US. Apartheid-lite really is a better describer, as it encompasses more than racism. I was so taken aback by the state of racial affairs, I don’t think anything could have prepared me for it. There’s just so much that never make it to the media, because media reports the extraordinary, and what’s most shocking is exactly what they consider ordinary. The ordinary racism is just mind-boggling.

Having lived in both places, I can say Brazil clearly has racism, but it doesn’t come close to the near apartheid of the south of US. By a long shot.

You’re telling me a home made this?

Two solid arguments.

There is no reason to dislike this song.

I didn’t see that coming. Well done.

The belly button pendant is very on point.

Hairy Kim.

It’s where they research calcium.

Former for me, thanks. Here’s a slightly used and soiled soul.

Singing opera.

Cheney said he thought it was a quail or something like that.

Happy pills season