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Anonymous (ID: g9xbbhbc) Peru No.520184874 [Report] >>520185897 >>520185980 >>520186446 >>520187704 >>520188088 >>520188354 >>520188763 >>520189519 >>520189620 >>520189802 >>520189975 >>520190475 >>520192485 >>520193715 >>520200083 >>520200447 >>520203636 >>520204624 >>520205351 >>520206356 >>520207542 >>520209280 >>520210989 >>520213024 >>520213081 >>520213365 >>520215941 >>520221087 >>520222632 >>520222901 >>520223152 >>520223353 >>520223618 >>520224474 >>520224727 >>520224908 >>520225742 >>520226642 >>520227845 >>520228053 >>520233801 >>520234416 >>520235813 >>520236191 >>520237328 >>520239424 >>520239631 >>520239805
What are Brazilian favelas, why are they what they are, why haven't they been solved yet and how would you solve them once and for all?
Anonymous (ID: JZroJ6U1) Switzerland No.520185123 [Report]
How much is the rent?
Anonymous (ID: c0RnyS55) Kazakhstan No.520185188 [Report]
Those banana tree leaves sticking out bottom is a nice touch.
Anonymous (ID: XfIXroCd) United States No.520185882 [Report] >>520226549
Too many people who either want to live in an area or don't have the resources to move away, not enough [affordable] formal housing for them, lack of state will or capacity to evict them = informal housing settlements
Anonymous (ID: BUs4nDAn) Argentina No.520185897 [Report] >>520186200
>>520184874 (OP)
>PeruANO doesn't know about favelas
Use google or chat gpt zoom zoom
Anonymous (ID: ymo3U3lX) Peru No.520185980 [Report] >>520221241 >>520233393
>>520184874 (OP)
a mi no me engañas, esa es una foto de aqui
Anonymous (ID: ymo3U3lX) Peru No.520186200 [Report]
>>520185897
There aren't as many as you would think as there are 7 macacos for every peruANO
Anonymous (ID: m5Uo5cLN) Argentina No.520186446 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
this could literally be any country in South America, we are all the same brown subhumans even if some of us have different skin tones and eye colors
Anonymous (ID: d+R72Vgg) Brazil No.520187704 [Report] >>520207842
>>520184874 (OP)
Last century the south east region of Brazil was industrializing and needed workers,lots of it. The north east region was a desert filled with descendants of slaves from sugar cane farms living in absolute poverty(they still do to this day). I'm talking about mud houses just a little more sophisticated than the huts in you see in African videos.

The South east,looking for cheap labor,started attracting this people, causing mass migration.For a while it was fine since people were getting productive jobs,a salary,etc... the problem is that once supply met demand the immigrants didn't stop. At this point word was out that the south east was the future for anyone who wanted to escape poverty so they kept migrating.

Since there was no demand for them anymore they faced unemployment and had to go live at the outskirts of the cities. Over time and with goverment intervention the sheds they built to survive there became this amalgamation of bricks and wires you see in the picture.
Anonymous (ID: wSrR9kk7) Brazil No.520188088 [Report] >>520189723 >>520207842 >>520208364 >>520220293
>>520184874 (OP)
1. illegal and disorganized housing.
2. palace economy attracts poors to city, the average human being likes being a slave. Add to this the low IQ of browns and they make everything look like shit.
3. Politicians, the usual suspects, TPTB in general want it this way. Anarchotyranny.
4. [REDACTED] is how I would solve it.
You can just relocate them though, with proper laws and initiatives.
They might not have started by choice, but they remain due to deliberate decisions by society's usual suspects.
Anonymous (ID: 5rdjQzZh) Poland No.520188178 [Report] >>520188354
They make cool video game levels
Anonymous (ID: 2mJipL44) United States No.520188354 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>What are American ghettos, why are they what they are, why haven't they been solved yet and how would you solve them once and for all?
Something something TND
Something something NEH
>>520188178
OK but isn't that what Jamaica is for now
Anonymous (ID: /6nKDztD) United States No.520188763 [Report] >>520222176
>>520184874 (OP)
american bums try to build shacks, it's kind of fun to look up but they routinely try to make little cities of shit cobbled together of plywood and scrap. Anyways, we bulldoze them. Some we let stand like slab city if its remote enough.

The answer is the El salvador method. See shit you don't like? PRISON. Empower cops to shape society. Claim it to be crime, but what it really is is eugenics/domestication.

Thats how you make white people/asians.
Anonymous (ID: CA4voW4E) United States No.520189519 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
They are self-approved brickworks. If you see them and growing, the universe approves them. So are the gang, filth and thiefs in it. The condition still beats homelessness and the government there knows.
The bureaucracy cannot deal with what is not on file. Document like ID, birth cert, tax, map and survey are absent in these area and therefore a rising pile of ground work are due before any plans for action.
Containment by walling off the area is the first thing, as it stops the sprawl and set up check points for ID and the authority can limit personnel and construction material coming in and out, cutting off resources. The government there are in for a long siege and the condition outside the favela probably isn't much better.
Anonymous (ID: sZDbu/K+) United States No.520189620 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Replacing them with Housing Projects is Communist.
Anonymous (ID: laQEmjQL) United States No.520189723 [Report]
>>520188088
They set all the maqacos free and since they aren't very smart they just build houses in the hills for free, the problem ultimately stems from freeing slaves, fucking natives, and then breeding them with modern agriculture. Every african city looks the same as a favela
Anonymous (ID: FQV0b5PN) Austria No.520189802 [Report] >>520189963 >>520190103
>>520184874 (OP)
Do people in the favelas live off the government or are they all engaged in crime?
Anonymous (ID: laQEmjQL) United States No.520189963 [Report] >>520202539
>>520189802
they get paid to essentially have children
Anonymous (ID: Phd+zPqF) Brazil No.520189975 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
There are more favelas in your indio shithole than in mine, so you would know why
Anonymous (ID: zwj/bkzr) United States No.520190103 [Report]
>>520189802
lmao
Anonymous (ID: I9/vzFNE) No.520190475 [Report] >>520221565 >>520233801
>>520184874 (OP)
>tf
>tp
Anonymous (ID: o98ijJaw) United Kingdom No.520192485 [Report] >>520192714 >>520193147
>>520184874 (OP)
every city has slums built by rural dwellers, Rio de Janeiro is mostly mountains so they built them in the mountains giving them that peculiar look. Most of coastal Brazil is mountainous which most don't realise.
Anonymous (ID: o98ijJaw) United Kingdom No.520192714 [Report] >>520193655
>>520192485
in other cities they're flat
Anonymous (ID: o98ijJaw) United Kingdom No.520193147 [Report]
>>520192485
I guess them building them in the mountains gives a sense of "desperation" so it's used a lot to highlight poverty. like they were forced to build in inhospitable areas. doesnt mean they are desperate, Rio is nearly all mountains and islands so even the middle class live high up. it's a strangely formed city because of how old it is
Anonymous (ID: VTGVBBfA) United States No.520193655 [Report] >>520195064
>>520192714
I like how in Tropicano 6 these pop up if you don't build enough proper housing.
Anonymous (ID: eG7pdg0Q) Chile No.520193715 [Report] >>520197148 >>520233801
>>520184874 (OP)
>Peruvian pretending Perú isn't exactly like that

GTFO you dumb cunt, there are literal and not figurative favelas in San Cristóbal Hill, Lima Perú
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520195064 [Report]
>>520193655
You mean Tropico?
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520197090 [Report]
Bump
Anonymous (ID: laQEmjQL) United States No.520197148 [Report] >>520198402 >>520200188
>>520193715
this is basically how every race that isn't white builds cities
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520198402 [Report] >>520199989
>>520197148
Says Thailand.
Anonymous (ID: 2X+MncQ+) United States No.520199989 [Report]
>>520198402
Como te gusta Peru? Peru me trata muy bien. Tengo ganas de vivir alli.
Anonymous (ID: 3tWYZGLh) Brazil No.520200083 [Report] >>520200370 >>520231642
>>520184874 (OP)
Favelas are actually a marvel in a certain way. They allow for poor men to provide a home for their families with a certain ounce of dignity, even when the economy crashes. And the sight of them devalues the property of the speculators, who can only cope and seethe that the people they price out of the market still get to ruin their investment. This is why California would rather have tens of thousands of homeless than allow them to build a favela (which California needs). There were favelas in America after the Great Depression, but they have become illegal to build since then. The people who formed the favelas were two crowds:

>original founders were workers who used to leave in dock areas, but were gentrified because the jews wanted to build a modern city center (that is mostly empty during night) and segregate the work from home areas of the city. So the gentrified workers had to settle in the hills of the city, which were mostly wilderness back then, where they built their homes and continued working
>second founders came in around 1960-1990 with the urbanization of Brazil, mostly from the northeastern regions of the country, and they populated the areas inhabited by the original founders and boosted the amount of existing favelas to around 1000

The fact that favelas look like these hill citadels is a natural consequence of Rio de Janeiro's hilly geography. This was meant to be a fortress capital of some sorts, before they moved the capital inland.

Unfortunately, these favelas (due to low income and very easy defensible positions) became holdouts for the drug traffic, who run fortresses on it and control all entrances and exists with barricades and trenches and drones and mines.

Favelas are actually based.
Anonymous (ID: 2X+MncQ+) United States No.520200188 [Report] >>520205018
>>520197148
Boy, you surely have never been to Western Pennsylvania. The houses here are built on literal cliffs.
Anonymous (ID: 2X+MncQ+) United States No.520200370 [Report] >>520201120 >>520231642
>>520200083
No shit. The US is actually worse because Latin America just allows poorfags to build slums, while the US is run by rich assholes that wouldn't dare let poorfags live anywhere near them.
Anonymous (ID: 3f8IxHqh) Brazil No.520200447 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Loads of people from the northeast (the dumbest and most dysgenic people we've got), mineiros and slave descendants built the favelas.
Anonymous (ID: 3tWYZGLh) Brazil No.520201120 [Report] >>520202388 >>520204310
>>520200370
This is what used to be.

This is Hooverville, one of america's favelas during the grea depression.

It was even sort of aesthetic.

Nowadays America would prefer people to be near phentanyl zombies on the streets than being allowed to build their own place on an empty area of the city.
Anonymous (ID: t3ChO0A2) United States No.520202388 [Report]
>>520201120
Those days are over.
Anonymous (ID: FQV0b5PN) Austria No.520202539 [Report] >>520202742 >>520204807
>>520189963
Same as all the shitskins here in Austria
Anonymous (ID: t3ChO0A2) United States No.520202742 [Report]
>>520202539
In fucking AUSTRIA???
How the fuck?
Anonymous (ID: NV5LXtl8) United States No.520203636 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>and how would you solve them once and for all?
VX aerosol dispersal from about 200' high.
Anonymous (ID: 8adIgdVo) No.520204310 [Report] >>520206620
>>520201120
>empty area of the city.
The closest thing you get to this in the US is a plot of land in a suburb surrounding the city. Boomer McMansions, if you can believe it.

Wall St. has been squatting on available land to keep its money/net worth. You have entire malls desolate despite the fact that they're in high traffic zones too. America's problem is that it's entire economic system is circulatory with the same banks, corporations and government bureaucracies while having functional law enforcement. Americans, as a collection of citizens, are far too diverse in race, neighborhood and economic class; west coast city slickers are different but similar to east coast city slickers, but both are very different than Americans living in the heartland. Because there's no attempt at actually understanding each other, hating the masculine urge to take initiative and with the delusions of technology, you'll get libshits proposing things like safe injection sites or uniparty outlook as to how housing should be handled (values should never drop in the name of retirement). Closest thing to favelas now would be "the hood," and that can expand not materially, but culturally/migration, much to the chagrin of suburbia. And you're never guaranteed set in stone gentrification should it come to a part of the city. Did I mention the lack of initiative in Americans? Some homeless in America are hopelessly entitled and retarded. Once had a guy reject a sandwich I offered him. They want to live trash lives, and neoliberalist thought insists that "live and let live, maaan" despite the fact that we have shared spaces and their behavior affects my experience of the space. But oh! They are victims and I have no social right to tell them to fuck off and there is no bureocratic will to send them to a gulag in Alaska or the Dakotas or give them housing or work. And so everything stays in limbo. Because we just can't do anything ;_; and if we can, it's bad >:(
Anonymous (ID: npaXazKw) Colombia No.520204624 [Report] >>520221833 >>520233801
>>520184874 (OP)
Peruvian flag does not know what are a favela is
How do you call yours?
>Pic Lima (what 90% of that city looks)
>Google Lima: you just found photos of Miraflores
Anonymous (ID: tThPtMeA) Austria No.520204807 [Report]
>>520202539
they can also steal here and beg here, and selling drugs.

remove the host and they will probably disappear.
Anonymous (ID: laQEmjQL) United States No.520205018 [Report] >>520209749
>>520200188
not cliff building, but the way they make houses. india is a giant favela, the middle east is a giant favela, china is a giant favela, the eastern block looks like favelas in some places

Hell the "mexican" house is just a favela with windows
Anonymous (ID: npaXazKw) Colombia No.520205318 [Report]
Favelas are illegal blocks built by people that invade empty or abandoned terrains.
After a time some of them are legalized and begin to pay taxes and receive public services; but they still called favelas for their origin.
That is all.
Anonymous (ID: OlvONnKv) Denmark No.520205351 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
They look cozy - and building them on a slope provides every house with a view.
Anonymous (ID: 2DJMyqra) United States No.520206356 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
I don't know. Do they taste good with rice and beans? What are favelas
Anonymous (ID: 3tWYZGLh) Brazil No.520206620 [Report]
>>520204310
To give credit to the brazilian authorities of old, they expelled people and forced them to take the vax. But at least they didn't dehumanize them to the point the people had to live on the street.

Favelas are all about 'do it yourself because you are on your own' attitude of the brazilian.

I understand your frustration with the homeless just being entitled and having no initiative, but if they were allowed to build their own homes in an empty part of town, they'd have more initiative to fix their lives.

A very large % of people in brazilian favelas like Rocinha and the ones being sieged like Alemão and Penha are actually hardworking people who are crowding the busses every morning to go to work, even if their commute is long.

People are willing to play the game of life even if they are losing. You really need to break people at a profound level for them to lose their will to live and grow.

I am sorry for your bad experiences with the homeless.

I'd frankly rather have a country of favelas than a country of homeless people.
Anonymous (ID: Ny0aB3QZ) United States No.520207279 [Report] >>520228701
My favorite Modern Warfare 2 map. Got my first nuke camping in that middle house on the main street.
Anonymous (ID: /4YJwbVH) Brazil No.520207542 [Report] >>520218329
>>520184874 (OP)
Serious answer: back in the 60s it was already predicable that a massive influx of people from the countryside would move to the big cities. The center left wing government of João Goulart aka Jango tried act before this happen and created a metrics plan, whose manly goal was to build social housing and a new agrarian reform, to encourage people to stay in the countryside. Unfortunelly during this period, lots of politicians were fearing communist ideologies so they limited Jangos power even more, by changing brazilian politicls system from presidencialims to parlamentarism. Around 3 years after this, Jango was deposed in a military coup and the military assumes the power. The agrarian reform was thrown in the trash and the social housing program was deeply changed to a pathetic hygenist program. Milions emigrated to the cities and with no houses, started building favelas. City of god was a group of social houses, but were quick turned into a slum duo to the poor planning from the military.
Anonymous (ID: pRlE6t80) Brazil No.520207842 [Report] >>520208364
>>520187704
>Last century the south east region of Brazil was industrializing and needed workers,lots of it. The north east region was a desert filled with descendants of slaves from sugar cane farms living in absolute poverty(they still do to this day). I'm talking about mud houses just a little more sophisticated than the huts in you see in African videos.
Complete bullshit

>>520188088
Correct
Anonymous (ID: t3ChO0A2) United States No.520208364 [Report] >>520209086 >>520209215 >>520209336 >>520214435 >>520232357
>>520188088
>>520207842
What the fuck is a palace economy?
Anonymous (ID: 3xhBEMWF) United Kingdom No.520209086 [Report]
>>520208364
Centralized power/administration, where the city grows around it
Anonymous (ID: m+CxE/S+) Brazil No.520209215 [Report] >>520223673
>>520208364
Think of Russia and Moscow, UK and London and Brazil with Rio. Everything relevant is located on the capital or some sub capital province, the US is one of the few countries where this isn't a thing
Anonymous (ID: u835jyeu) United States No.520209280 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
socioeconomic factors, right kike?
Anonymous (ID: npaXazKw) Colombia No.520209336 [Report]
>>520208364
just words, this favelas are around all latinamerica, in commies and capitalist countries the same, politics and macroeconomics dont matters
every race have their minimum, in LA is like this
Anonymous (ID: Rru+xnHt) Romania No.520209749 [Report] >>520209789 >>520210206
>>520205018
>eastern block
yeah well the places were the gypsies live usually look like favelas, i don't think shitskins knew/know how to make commieblocks tho
Anonymous (ID: Rru+xnHt) Romania No.520209789 [Report]
>>520209749
where**
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520210206 [Report] >>520211434
>>520209749
Is this Bucharest? Looks developed.
Anonymous (ID: hSaheIYA) Brazil No.520210989 [Report] >>520223188 >>520226915
>>520184874 (OP)
By the late 1890s, Brazil had just finished wiping Canudos off the map, basically the government sending the army to crush a backwoods cult led by some doomsday preacher named Antônio Conselheiro. He had thousands of peasants convinced the Republic was the Antichrist and that the monarchy would come back. They built their own little theocracy, refused to pay taxes, fought off multiple expeditions, and only went down after being completely annihilated.

The soldiers sent there? Mostly poor, black, or mixed-race guys from Rio and Bahia, the bottom of the barrel, expendable cannon fodder. When the war ended, they came back to Rio expecting pay, housing, maybe some recognition. The government straight-up ghosted them.

So they squatted on a hill near the city, waiting for money that never came. The hill was covered in a nasty thorny plant called favela, the same stuff that grew around Canudos. They threw together shacks out of scrap wood and tin. The army never cleared them out. Soon more broke workers, freed slaves, and rural migrants piled in. That hill became Morro da Favela, the first one.

From there it spread, hill after hill filling up with people the state didn’t care about. No sewers, no planning, just survival. The elites ignored it, the cops treated it like enemy territory, and the hills turned into parallel cities — a permanent reminder that Brazil abandoned its own soldiers.
Anonymous (ID: Rru+xnHt) Romania No.520211434 [Report] >>520212559
>>520210206
Yes, i mean capitals are usually the most developed, but there are also other big cities that are developed too (like Timisoara or Cluj-napoca), and gradually suburbs start developing around it (not old villages)
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520212559 [Report]
>>520211434
I'm glad Romania is developing. I've heard time ago you guys have one of the fastest Internet speeds in Europe. Is that true?
Anonymous (ID: NZJUVZuF) Brazil No.520213024 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Short explanation: Instead of having immigration rules between cities like in China, the poor population moves en masse to wealthy cities, which then have overburdened infrastructure and lead to the construction of slums by those who cannot afford housing.
Anonymous (ID: 3FErD+5a) Hungary No.520213081 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
African "cities" in the new world.
Anonymous (ID: yGlzkAFB) Brazil No.520213365 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>What are Brazilian favelas
Nigger housing
>why are they
Niggers were no longer slaves but had nothing so they built on hills close to major towns
>what they are
Ugly fire hazards
>why haven't they been solved yet
Widespread mental retardation
>and how would you solve them once and for all?
Firebombing and blockades
Anonymous (ID: 3Fniq60h) United States No.520214435 [Report] >>520222560
>>520208364
a few singularly super rich get all the money in a central location, and they spend money immediately around them, other people survive on their spending habits.
Anonymous (ID: 47g1NyZ+) Finland No.520215832 [Report] >>520215924 >>520216909 >>520220920
What’s it like there? Is it safe for your kind? I heard tourists are not welcome there.
Are there any NEETs, or only criminales and banditos? It seems like a pretty good place to rot your life away, just sit there, play PS2, maybe scrape together some money for a PC and sit there all the time. Or can you get robbed anytime?
I actually feel pretty interested in your culture. I’ve always thought that we russians and brazilians are similar in some way, at least when it comes to internet culture.
Anonymous (ID: 47g1NyZ+) Finland No.520215924 [Report]
>>520215832
Don't mind the flag, have to use VPN.
Anonymous (ID: HfiJ5bty) United States No.520215941 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
It's superior to homelessness and should be an option in other countries
Anonymous (ID: yGlzkAFB) Brazil No.520216909 [Report] >>520218255 >>520219356
>>520215832
I seriously doubt anyone posting here does so from a favela
Anonymous (ID: m+CxE/S+) Brazil No.520218255 [Report]
>>520216909
i speak from a favela, mines a flat one unfortunately
Anonymous (ID: I1W85sIs) Kazakhstan No.520218329 [Report]
>>520207542
It's a shame, should have built commiblocks like Soviets did. There was also huge migration in the USSR from rural to urban areas, Russia was like 80% rural in the first half of 20s century. Say what you want about commies and ugly commiblocks but they provided most population with decent living.
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520219356 [Report] >>520221186 >>520221195
>>520216909
>I seriously doubt anyone posting here does so from a favela
Why?
Anonymous (ID: J+z3s6Fh) United States No.520220293 [Report] >>520221195 >>520223190 >>520226982 >>520227087 >>520227087 >>520230925
>>520188088
What do people outside the favelas think about the police going into Comando Vermelho territory and fucking their shit up this week? Are these gangs seen as scum by most who don’t live inside their territories?
Anonymous (ID: 937fQDEs) Brazil No.520220920 [Report] >>520221186
>>520215832
I never lived in one but have gone into a few mostly to buy drugs.
>What’s it like there?
pic related
>is it safe for your kind?
Yes usually the faction that controls the favela has a rule of not stealing inside the favela to gain favor with the population.
>It seems like a pretty good place to rot your life ?
I mean... sure you can play CSGO in you favela station and probably have a pretty good view, but the m2 of the houses is pretty small so it can get claustrophobic if you spend all your time inside. The wall are pretty thin so every night you can hear the motorbikes going up and down the mountain, not to mention the all night lasting Funk parties. You would probably get made fun of and taken advantage if you're a neet incel unless you make a few friends that will vouch for you. They respect intelligence to a degree but you need the street smarts to impose yourself. The worst parts are definitely high probability of coming across a open sewage on your way home and the eventual gang wars or police incursions where you can get hit by a stray bullet inside your house.
Anonymous (ID: akiEbx43) Romania No.520221087 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
it's a den of macaques. If the government tries to destroy it, millions of macaques will chimp out and start invading nice, well-kept places populated by White Germanic Brazilians.
Anonymous (ID: 937fQDEs) Brazil No.520221186 [Report]
>>520220920
forgot pic
>>520219356
most of them don't speak english
Anonymous (ID: NZJUVZuF) Brazil No.520221195 [Report] >>520221618 >>520223190
>>520219356
Favela dwellers barely speak portuguese, let alone english
>>520220293
Everyone who isn't a criminal or a progressive leftist shouting about muh human rights is happy with this.
The slogan of the leftist media in recent days has been: they are doing this because killing poor black victims of society gets votes.
Anonymous (ID: WbDcjiTA) United States No.520221241 [Report]
>>520185980
Te mamaste bro
Anonymous (ID: oy7Mfdqp) Venezuela No.520221565 [Report]
>>520190475
Ciudad marron.
Anonymous (ID: KA6+cTOI) United States No.520221618 [Report] >>520222046 >>520222361
>>520221195
>Favela dwellers barely speak portuguese

What do they speak, African/native languages?

>I'd frankly rather have a country of favelas than a country of homeless people.

Yeah, but the rich in the US wouldn't allow people to build their own housing. That would unironically collapse rent and housing prices.
Anonymous (ID: KA6+cTOI) United States No.520221833 [Report]
>>520204624
>Pic Lima (what 90% of that city looks)

Si, es maravilloso a pesar de la arquitectura básica y fea. Después de una semana, uno se acostumbra al estilo. Lima es una ciudad buena, extraño estar allí con mi novia.

>inb4 in Miraflores

Dios mío, odio ese distrito.
Anonymous (ID: xDxuWJ1e) Romania No.520221899 [Report] >>520222361 >>520222415
the ammount of latrinix on this board is concerning
Anonymous (ID: 937fQDEs) Brazil No.520222046 [Report]
>>520221618
>What do they speak?
neo-brazilian
Anonymous (ID: /RYtq8zD) United States No.520222176 [Report]
>>520188763
Anonymous (ID: NZJUVZuF) Brazil No.520222361 [Report] >>520222483 >>520222719
>>520221618
some negroid variation of portuguese similar to how your blacks speak english
>>520221899
same but with gypsy scammers in Paris and other capitals of western europe
Anonymous (ID: oy7Mfdqp) Venezuela No.520222415 [Report] >>520222483 >>520233873
>>520221899
>go to latinx thread
>whine about latinx
>steals copper harder than venezuelans and tries to scam argentinians
Ñ to (You).
Anonymous (ID: xDxuWJ1e) Romania No.520222483 [Report] >>520222685 >>520222719 >>520222757
>>520222361
>>520222415
>latrinix browns talking
ewwwww
Anonymous (ID: aSJitf4X) Australia No.520222560 [Report]
>>520214435
>all
Oh so trickle down economics
Anonymous (ID: /YUfT5H4) United States No.520222632 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
equivalent of tent cities
the worthless scum of brazil actually have higher standards
Anonymous (ID: M9lEO9Os) Peru No.520222685 [Report] >>520228692
>>520222483
Romanian is literally a Romance language, what's your point? You're Latino too.

>Romanian is an Eastern Romance language that evolved from Vulgar Latin spoken in the Roman province of Dacia. It is part of the Indo-European language family and is unique among Romance languages for being the only one predominantly spoken in Eastern Europe.
Anonymous (ID: oy7Mfdqp) Venezuela No.520222719 [Report]
>>520222361
>>520222483
Aren't gypsies descendants from northern jeets? Explains a lot about Romania.
Anonymous (ID: NZJUVZuF) Brazil No.520222757 [Report]
>>520222483
I would take this from a german or something like that but not from a subhuman gypsy
Every romanian I've seen feels important, even though they come from a shitty country.
Anonymous (ID: SY1JWMfB) Ireland No.520222901 [Report] >>520228166
>>520184874 (OP)
Yeah, why are Brazilians so dumb
Anonymous (ID: 54l0aFR1) Germany No.520223152 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Unregulated urban sprawl. Imagine there's a lot of land flight (means everyone in the country goes to the big cities as soon as they leave school). China builds entire new city districts in advance to cover the extra housing demand, while underdeveloped negro countries like Brazil or Nigeria or the US can't even afford to hire enough police to keep the sprawling shantytowns in check. People simply settle down wherever, build improvised houses on public land and the city can't do shit about it. Over time the improvisations becoming permanent. There's no law enforcement, no government regulation, no market interventions, anything goes. Shop owners pay gangs to keep the street safe, or become warning examples when they refuse to pay. Scammers and thieves everywhere. Selling contaminated food and fake medicine is only a crime when the people catch you and make you pay. Lolbert paradise. People wear gold around their necks to demonstrate power and strength.
Anonymous (ID: vRCvsn+K) United States No.520223188 [Report]
>>520210989
Os Sertaos is my fav, I even like reading the endless description of the nature in the beginning
Anonymous (ID: 4P7zFxCx) Brazil No.520223190 [Report]
>>520220293
>>520221195
>Everyone who isn't a criminal or a progressive leftist shouting about muh human rights is happy with this
I can confirm that.
I'm from completely different region of Brazil and my job is in a bluecollar workplace, everybody was praising the action, even niggers and leftists.
Anonymous (ID: mtOuAaEY) Germany No.520223353 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
The correct expression is falafels.
Anonymous (ID: QPSHVrfR) Canada No.520223618 [Report] >>520224223 >>520239899
>>520184874 (OP)
Favelas are a form of informal urban development known as a ‘slum.’ Slums emerge when an urban area’s population grows faster than the city’s formal housing capacity. This has historically been caused by agricultural mechanization resulting in the rapid displacement of rural laborers, who relocate to the city in search of employment. Unable to find space in formal housing, these laborers construct their own houses in illegal settlements. In some cases, the illegality of this settlement might have to do with excessive density on private land, but in Brazil the pattern is usually that an urban militia will organize a squat on public on the outskirts of the city. Laborers will frequently build their own houses, often with shoddy construction practices and cheap materials, as the laborers are usually poor and don’t want to invest money in a structure that could be demolished or appropriate if the settlement isn’t allowed to persist.

Similar developments occurred in Europe (including the UK) during the mid-to-late 1800s, North America in the mid-1800s to mid-1900s, and in India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and most of Africa during the 20th century.

I don’t know as much about the process of how these settlements have historically been formalized, but it does happen, and usually involves waiting for the settlements to be politically assimilated into the city, taxed, and then offered infrastructure like water, sewer, and trash collection. It hasn’t happened in Brazil simply because the displacement (and thus, slum-formation) is still on-going. There are likely problems of political cohesion at play here, as well; militias like maintaining control of the slums they have created and often hold themselves out as more efficient governors (which can be true). This presumably makes the neighborhoods difficult to police, tax, and administer, thus perpetuating the social dysfunction and leaving even less capital available for future buildouts.
Anonymous (ID: kilxDnEk) United States No.520223673 [Report]
>>520209215
Don’t São Paulo, Brasilia, BelonHorizonte etc. balance this out a little bit?
Anonymous (ID: QPSHVrfR) Canada No.520224223 [Report] >>520239899
>>520223618
You’re seeing similar things in most of the developing world now simply because they finally have the money (or financing) available to buy combine harvesters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thXstqQcdQ4

Slums as a phenomenon can only really be stopped by measures where rural dwellers are either forced to remain in rural areas (serfdom, which is not an efficient use of labor, and which the English gentry seem to have been actively avoiding during the Enclosure Movement) or North Korean style regimentation and a tax burden on the upper and middle classes to sustain that regime. Overall, this is probably not worth it.

The key problems with Brazil’s favelas are:
1) The involvement of organized crime. You can probably find literature on this topic better than I could summarize it. This PDF informed most of my views on the topic: https://globalinitiative.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Nicholas-Pope-and-Antonio-Sampaio-Coercive-brokers-Militias-and-urban-governance-in-Rio-de-Janeiro-GI-TOC-January-2024.v2.pdf
2) The theft and destruction of parkland -
destroying these settlements is politically unpopular but formalizing the settlements makes incentivizes land grabs; I think some cities have experimented with selling the land to the squatters for its market price as part of the formalization process, which seems like it might help, but I have no idea if the policy works, and it doesn’t stop parkland from being destroyed.
3) Flooding caused by deforestation and paving - no real central authority is present to plan for this flooding so it usually just becomes someone else’s problem.
4) Structural hazards caused by amateur construction.
Anonymous (ID: ZsjTz0yZ) Brazil No.520224474 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
What do you mean by 'solve'?
Anonymous (ID: 937fQDEs) Brazil No.520224727 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>how would you solve them once and for all?
Realistic Option
>use favela football field as temporary housing near their original home while you clean up their house area and build commie blocks in their place. Then the people can go back to their new apartment and you can repeat the process sloly urbanizing the hills.

Ideal Option
>do agrarian reform build/rebuild thousands of small rural town. Give land and housing to those willing to leave, maybe a better bolsa familia if you live on smaller towns and other incentives. Occupy the interior with thousands of cities mini brasilias with colonial style architecture. Institute Chinese style restrictions on moving out afterwards.
Anonymous (ID: 3LDmrYM8) United States No.520224908 [Report] >>520225100 >>520225633
>>520184874 (OP)
Cuba doesn't seem to have these problems lol
Anonymous (ID: jYokr4zG) Spain No.520225100 [Report] >>520225955
>>520224908
LOL
Anonymous (ID: yGlzkAFB) Brazil No.520225633 [Report] >>520229243
>>520224908
Old infrastructure built during commie efforts that ultimately fell to disrepair
Many cubans live in extreme poverty and want to leave the country as the number of homeless rise yearly
https://youtu.be/yg9mJVP0MPc
Anonymous (ID: oRiGyhq7) Paraguay No.520225742 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>sees flag
Anonymous (ID: /RYtq8zD) United States No.520225955 [Report] >>520226384
>>520225100
its sad how people in pockets in the shire hundreds of years ago had it better.
so tired of the modern shithole world
Anonymous (ID: jYokr4zG) Spain No.520226384 [Report] >>520226507
>>520225955
I agree, and you just know the materials will last for entire generations. Made out of pure rock and not this goyslop cement that crumbles after 20y. Well, I guess you americans have it worse with your paperbag homes. When did it go so wrong?
Anonymous (ID: /RYtq8zD) United States No.520226507 [Report] >>520226736
>>520226384
at least here i get cinder block, which is shit, but better than gypsum and plastic siding and particle board. (plywood is now an upgrade)
but yeah.
it went wrong
it was that fucking kike jew piece of shit that did the Levittowns, willima levitt, that desouled housing forever.
Anonymous (ID: ADrGyTIu) Poland No.520226549 [Report]
>>520185882
> this is a problem of the people
> not of the state not gassing them all
K E K
E
K
Anonymous (ID: y80AIDhk) Austria No.520226642 [Report] >>520237271
>>520184874 (OP)
>What are Brazilian favelas,
niggers
>why are they what they are
niggers
>why haven't they been solved yet
niggers
>and how would you solve them once and for all?
figure it out
Anonymous (ID: jYokr4zG) Spain No.520226736 [Report]
>>520226507
>it was that fucking kike jew piece of shit that did the Levittowns, willima levitt, that desouled housing forever.
I'll add it to the list, my thanks. It's hard to get started on leads on jewish behaviour with certain subjects
Anonymous (ID: ADrGyTIu) Poland No.520226915 [Report]
>>520210989
Should have killed them. Would have fixed the ethnic makeup. Brazil didn't abandon its soldiers, Brazil abandoned replaceable disgenic canon fodder that should have died sooner.
Anonymous (ID: kSkZm0Ew) Brazil No.520226982 [Report] >>520227428 >>520227786
>>520220293
Carioca from ZN here.
Absolutely anyone who is not a favelada whore, a criminal or a rich left wing ''intellectual'' / journalist / influencer is absolutely euphoric and hoping for one operation like this per hour
Anonymous (ID: kSkZm0Ew) Brazil No.520227087 [Report] >>520227361 >>520227428 >>520227786 >>520227959
>>520220293
>>520220293
Carioca from ZN here.
Absolutely anyone who is not a favelada whore, a criminal or a rich left wing ''intellectual'' / journalist / influencer is absolutely euphoric and hoping for one operation like this per hour
Anonymous (ID: 4P7zFxCx) Brazil No.520227361 [Report]
>>520227087
>That caption
Lol
Anonymous (ID: ADrGyTIu) Poland No.520227428 [Report] >>520230488
>>520227087
>>520226982
this is a start
Anonymous (ID: /B5KP/lf) United States No.520227756 [Report]
Favelas form when you have sex with your slaves and let the mutt hybrids run free as if they were normal people.

Their IQ points are capped at slapping random materials together to form a cuboid.
Anonymous (ID: LKruidmP) Brazil No.520227786 [Report] >>520230488
>>520226982
>>520227087
he's just powering up
Anonymous (ID: +d9zk7/x) Brazil No.520227845 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
niggers, mutts, kikes and christkikes forcing to happen.
Isn't that hard to figure it out.
Anonymous (ID: /n5iFLZ4) Brazil No.520227959 [Report] >>520230488
>>520227087
>pe de oruam
HUAHSUAHAHAHUAUAHAUAUAHAUAJAUAJAUA
Anonymous (ID: 1yi6O4vt) United Kingdom No.520228053 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>how would you solve them once and for all?
A big fire. Leave the people inside.
Anonymous (ID: qs1HF2Bb) United States No.520228166 [Report] >>520228441
>>520222901
This is a great thread. I love pol architecture threads, humble though the examples here may be.
Anonymous (ID: yGlzkAFB) Brazil No.520228441 [Report] >>520230795
>>520228166
This might interest you then
This favela house won an architecture award
https://www.archdaily.com.br/br/1007765/in-comodos-reflexoes-sobre-uma-casa-de-favela-premiada
Anonymous (ID: xDxuWJ1e) Romania No.520228692 [Report]
>>520222685
we arent latrinix but balkaners, we want nothing to do with latrinix "people"
Anonymous (ID: sUW6y4BC) Canada No.520228701 [Report]
>>520207279
>He picked off people in the barbershop, the house with the ladder to roof next door and the dumbasses on the roof of the long building with no cover in the back.
Anonymous (ID: w29pTZLM) Australia No.520228929 [Report] >>520229674 >>520229944
Brazil has always been good value.

Hope you guys are doing OK.
Anonymous (ID: cSBFiyzh) Costa Rica No.520229243 [Report]
>>520225633
idk why people hype cuba as the ultimate shithole, it looks way better than peru and bolivia or the poor parts of mexico
Anonymous (ID: CnICaKX5) Brazil No.520229674 [Report]
>>520228929
>Hope you guys are doing OK.
As the other anon pointed out, the quantity of favelados who'd post in /pol/ is kinda nil. The only difference between what you've experienced and what we did is that we can watch the news directly in our own language.
Anonymous (ID: ek4tfN62) Brazil No.520229944 [Report]
>>520228929
dude, people from the south side of Rio were completely unaffected. this was not a national operation. I live in the northeast of the country, we just watch the news about it and move on to our daily things.
Anonymous (ID: kSkZm0Ew) Brazil No.520230488 [Report]
>>520227428
>>520227786
>>520227959

I'm feeling happy by the mere fact that more than 120 CV niggers are in the lap of the motherfucking devil.

I hope they send an operation like this near here, I'm fucking sick of waking up with the sound of those faction niggers firing rifles.

Those pieces of shit turn our lives into hell, and those intellectual journalist faggots from Leblon andsome twitter bitches are gonna tell you that you are a horrible person for feeling good they're dying.
Anonymous (ID: qs1HF2Bb) United States No.520230795 [Report] >>520231699
>>520228441
Oo, thank you. I had to find an English-language article because I can only speak/read English and Spanish, so I could read maybe 80% of that article you linked but some of it flew over my head.

Anyway, I see why it won. I love that pergola on the outdoor patio. And the ventilation/windows are quite well designed. Brazil might be poor but Brazilians aren't stupid.

Reminds me of this article: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/06/rio-gangs-turning-favelas-into-fortresses
"Forty years later, the barriers have taken on a far more sophisticated and warlike dimension: huge, permanent roadblocks fashioned from steel rails, drainage pipes, boulders, tree trunks, concrete-filled barrels and heaps of tyres. In some places, entire walls have been built to stop bulletproof police vehicles advancing along strategic roads. ... “They look like medieval structures people used to defend their fortresses … They are works of civil engineering,” said Lt Claudia Moraes, a spokesperson for Rio’s military police force, whose raids the barricades were created to disrupt.
Anonymous (ID: xx1jBuOx) Brazil No.520230925 [Report] >>520231334 >>520231699
>>520220293
The people outside the favelas are absolutely ecstatic. People inside the favelas are accomplices who removed the camo gear from dead narcoterrorists so they look like victims.
Anonymous (ID: kzvxk2jY) United States No.520231334 [Report]
>>520230925
Oh so that's where my nose went.
Anonymous (ID: VnnHHnDm) Canada No.520231642 [Report]
>>520200083
The among of macaco cope

>>520200370
You gotta go back Jose
Anonymous (ID: yGlzkAFB) Brazil No.520231699 [Report]
>>520230795
Goes to show how much government neglect these areas go through despite the politics at play
>>520230925
Not even I saw a lot of people in those favelas quietly celebrating too and talking about people in their cushy homes don't know the reality they have to deal with
Anonymous (ID: VnnHHnDm) Canada No.520232357 [Report]
>>520208364
Where the economy is like Tropico and some retard is the El Presidente
Anonymous (ID: F7r1jY87) Peru No.520233393 [Report]
>>520185980
>Asumiendo que la gente no se roba las palmeras.
Anonymous (ID: UaY6oMTj) United States No.520233741 [Report]
you know those white people without christianity vs. african people with christianity memes? its that
Anonymous (ID: F7r1jY87) Peru No.520233801 [Report] >>520240225
>>520184874 (OP)
>>520193715
>>520204624
>>520190475
My personal belief is after a nuclear war destroys the northern hemisphere some junta of Caesars will use these places as a pool of manpower to take over what's left of the world, millions upon millions of brownoids and western lostech put in makeshift fleets to take ANZAC, Oceania and Africa in a last ditch effort to unify the raza.
Anonymous (ID: YC1H9LUD) Argentina No.520233873 [Report]
>>520222415
based veneco
Anonymous (ID: 9lDzhnWU) Ecuador No.520234416 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Since colonization Latin America was run in a feudal manner with European noblemen owning all the farmable land serving under the King of Spain, brown workers serving as peasants and European non-noblemen serving as merchants and other semi-educated manual labor.

Independence changed little about this, especially in Brazil because the nobility kept running the country and most browns were African. Our countries simply started abolishing nobility privileges and brown segregation little by little, but you still had a 90% brown population working as farmhands growing cashcrops in exchange for a portion of land where they could farm. This was known as the Hacienda/Facenda system.

What changed things was the Green Revolution. Basically around the 40s-60s modern farm equipment, artificial sweeteners, artificial fertilizer, artificial textiles and artificial tinctures, killed 90% of Latin America's cashcrops, reduced the price of food by around 75% and made 90% of farmhands unnecessary. This killed the Hacienda/Facenda system and made it so 80% of the population migrate from the country side to the cities in a couple of decades.

City municipalities were not only overwhelmed,but also the rich elites did not give a shit about the browns moving in and our governments lost most of their revenue due to the collapse of the rural areas, and the abandoned rural areas became breeding grounds for drug cultivation and communist movements, so the new migrants just settled ilegally around the cities and in a few years the cities grew 5-10 times their og population.

These settlements were technically not cities,so they did not have police service, electricity, water, sewage, etc. so they were breeding grounds for gangs and drug lords.

Brazil had it worst than most because sugarcane farming was particularly labor intensive until it wasnt.
Anonymous (ID: 3T4OaTLf) Germany No.520235813 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
it doesnt collapse so it serves its purpos. this favela gives them freedom from tyranny. no tax collector bobs that want money to feed single moms and tyrone.

somehow the first world cuvks do not see the value in this.
when first world cuvks start to build their own structures somewhere theyre going to be literally killed by the zog.
the best part about it is that they call this freedom.

not just womens world view is warped as fuk, its everyone. you little stupid peanut brained retards <3
Anonymous (ID: b+wqVcWX) United States No.520236191 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Idk but I'd rather live in a favela than pay a mortgage
Anonymous (ID: 6REELOZ6) Peru No.520237271 [Report]
>>520226642
>sideways Peru
Anonymous (ID: mM74Q1ER) Australia No.520237328 [Report] >>520239742
>>520184874 (OP)
My dream is to trap an entire favela of brapzillians under a glass dome and then anally rape every woman
Anonymous (ID: sUW6y4BC) Canada No.520237845 [Report]
https://www.foxnews.com/world/over-100-killed-brazils-deadliest-police-raid-rio-authorities-battle-drug-gangs-favelas
Just came up in my twitter feed.
Anonymous (ID: Du7xCk0w) Australia No.520237850 [Report]
Came here to post French slums and found this
Anonymous (ID: y4oG4J1u) Brazil No.520239424 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>What are Brazilian favelas
They are the poorest of a given city. They have poor everything. They are the result of the corruption of the freemasons who were in charge of the country during the period when slaves were released from their slavery, the black slaves. When those black people were freed the government did not take care of them. They did not give them jobs or land. Actually, the only way you could buy land was in cash only. You could not even finance the land, you had to pay for the land in cash full price. So how as you can see it was impossible for the black people to own land so they started to go away from the city and improvised homes with whatever material they could find. With time, this small comunities grew like a cancer pretty much. You know how poor people are, they have poor education and all they do is fuck each other all day long so they have lots of children and stuff. And the government never cared about them. Then cocaine entered the picture and favelas became places where drug dealers created their private Edens so to speak. It's crazy.
Anonymous (ID: y4oG4J1u) Brazil No.520239631 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
>how would you solve them once and for all?
My solution involves the extermination of the whole human race, so I guess it is out of the equation.
Anonymous (ID: y4oG4J1u) Brazil No.520239742 [Report] >>520241488
>>520237328
You would contract aids lol aha
Anonymous (ID: IialEm7p) Mexico No.520239805 [Report]
>>520184874 (OP)
Todos los países en Latinoamérica sufrieron la misma maldición con lo de la migración interna de la gente mas pobre de cada país hacia las zonas mas ricas, donde se crean favelas de ese tipo.
En el caso de México, fue mucha migración de sureños indígenas de bajo coeficiente intelectual hacia la capital del país, y luego después hacia otras zonas ricas, como el occidente, el bajío y el norte mexicano que necesitan esclavos baratos y fáciles de negrear para trabajar en la industria de la manufactura.
Anonymous (ID: QPSHVrfR) Canada No.520239899 [Report]
>>520223618
>>520224223
I am never effortposting for you retards ever again.
Anonymous (ID: QPSHVrfR) Canada No.520240225 [Report] >>520241694
>>520233801
I’ve hypothesized about this too but since I’m white it doesn’t come across as a pathetic cope.
Anonymous (ID: mM74Q1ER) Australia No.520241488 [Report]
>>520239742
Worth it
Anonymous (ID: F7r1jY87) Peru No.520241694 [Report]
>>520240225
Do you think I am trying to justify my people's shortcomings?
Instead I am wondering about Spengler's predictions.