Anonymous
6/18/2025, 9:13:25 PM No.17774469
What is the historical reason why Brazil is an attractive destination for White Americans and Europeans
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Anonymous
6/18/2025, 9:15:09 PM No.17774475
>>17774469 (OP)
Brazilian was pagan, and 1800 Europeans were esoterics
Brazilian was pagan, and 1800 Europeans were esoterics
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:15:05 PM No.17774585
The Southern US is a violent poor shithole and Brazil is also a violent poor shithole so they both get along
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:45:08 PM No.17774642
>>17774469 (OP)
Why do some Europeans develop an identity around their relationship to africans? Isnt that weird?
Why do some Europeans develop an identity around their relationship to africans? Isnt that weird?
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:52:37 PM No.17774652
>>17774469 (OP)
>there exist dixieboo reenactors in brazil
the world sure can surprise you sometimes, can't it
I once saw a confederate flag flying at a farm near the Tollensetal archaeological site in Germany
>there exist dixieboo reenactors in brazil
the world sure can surprise you sometimes, can't it
I once saw a confederate flag flying at a farm near the Tollensetal archaeological site in Germany
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Anonymous
6/18/2025, 11:19:42 PM No.17774670
>>17774652
A bunch of confederates moved there after the war and founded a town. There was just something about it that reminded them of the old south. Mostly the slavery laws.
Today the town holds a big confederate festival every year.
A bunch of confederates moved there after the war and founded a town. There was just something about it that reminded them of the old south. Mostly the slavery laws.
Today the town holds a big confederate festival every year.
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 11:34:06 PM No.17774684
>>17774469 (OP)
When the Confederacy lost the war, a good amount of the people moved to Brazil since slavery was still legal. There are towns today in the North East of Brazil that are basically indistinguishable from a small town in Mississippi or Missouri.
When the Confederacy lost the war, a good amount of the people moved to Brazil since slavery was still legal. There are towns today in the North East of Brazil that are basically indistinguishable from a small town in Mississippi or Missouri.