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RE: Many of the best actors in the US went through dramatic

Posted by tinear on February 9, 2008 at 16:13:39:
Yeah, kind of like the way Rio and Sao Paulo have gone: crimes so vicious as to almost defy human comprehension occur everyday and worse of all, the population accepts it and hardly raises a sigh, anymore.
I know it sounds like just another old fart reminiscing but... I remember many times when, after having too much to drink, I walked through the dicier parts of downtown-area Rio looking for after hours "entertainment." Now, I'd be terrified to walk around Ipanema late at night. Worst of all, it wouldn't necessarily be some big, tough motherfucker I'd have to worry about but rather some 90-lb., 7-yr. old glue head with a zip gun or a group of them with machetes.
Absolute worst criminals, however, are the after-hours police trying to make some extra money. They leave no witnesses.