@terra_nicolau@EricY_SH Personal experience, I live a better life than even most USA or Swiss, but I admit your criticism about CN, because not everyone else enjoys the same life, and they are my siblings. You should learn to care about your people and your country instead of merely exploiting them,
@terra_nicolau@EricY_SH I talked about travel to show my passion for BZ, not for you, what a narcissism. And AGAIN: safety matters to everyone, not just tourists. Kim Jong Un is safe, wealthy, and free, based on his experience like you. But I have no interest in talking to a Judas or a senhor de engenho
@terra_nicolau@EricY_SH No you didn’t, your neighborhood is not the country. And it’s safety for the people there, not only tourists. You know the reality, but you don’t care your country and people there. Between you and me, I’m the one who really wants Brazil better
@terra_nicolau@EricY_SH China is big as well and I can give you a definite answer, you can go almost anywhere and experience the local nightlife without worries, and I want do it in Brazil as well, to feel the local culture, instead of locked in the rich neighborhood where few people live.
@terra_nicolau@EricY_SH You are right, and congrats to you. I have absolutely no hostility toward Brazil. CN and BZ have no conflict, and I genuinely want Brazil be better.But can you tell me honestly: is it actually safe for me to walk around authentic neighborhoods in Brazil with my phone in hand.
@love_japanxxx@kawaiyusukeno2 Because they show their beauty to the people or on occasions that matter to them, rather than being forced to conform to a society like Japan’s, where ordinary women are subjected to constant pressure and scrutiny.
@Waeng__08 As a CN, I completely agree with your point. There are many similar rumors in the CN that are used to mislead people who lack the ability to think critically. I even strongly suspect that some of these lies are being fabricated behind the scenes by JP and TW.
@nikubeeemu@tymaymaychan “My grandpa survived the massacre when Japs slaughtered people in his village—he hid in a haystack and escaped with. The Japs invaded this place and massacred its people. What difference does it make what this place is called afterward? Even it’s called USA, it doesn’t make dif.
@cheguwera Heard of many similarly brave stories, but when the first time I watched this it’s still astonishing and heartbreaking to me: when the latter white shirt guy took over weapon, he already knew what will happen but still go on.