


Turanian Trashtalker wrote:Sweden is going to have tiny, isolated enclaves of rich Swedish elites surrounded by disgusting slums full of crime, poverty, filth, and mayhem.
I have no clue what makes these retards look at a country like Brazil or South Africa and go "why can't our country emulate those people?"
LOL @ commuting to work by helicopter because you might get mugged in your own car during rush hour.
http://www.latimes.com/world/la-fg-c1-f ... story.html
Oliveira has already been on the move for an hour and a half. About 5 a.m., she left her house and walked 15 minutes to a bus stop and caught a bus to the Guaianazes train station.
The station seems to be the only structure in the neighborhood to have been built professionally; the low-slung houses behind a fence across from the tracks are a jumble of bricks and concrete. A futuristic staircase to a highway overpass spirals up into the dark sky, one of the many scenes on Oliveira's 2 1/2-hour commute that give this megalopolis its reputation as a subtropical "Blade Runner-esque" city, partly inspired by the mega-rich who buzz above in helicopters, preferring to buy their way out of the crime and traffic on the streets below.
But most people don't have that option, and at 5:15 a.m. the Guaianazes station was already jammed. Most people were heading to work, but no one from around here wore business clothes. It was a flood of light-brown to black-skinned Brazilians — and everyone was in a nervous rush — in shorts and surf wear or jeans, T-shirts or blouses for the women.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/jun/20/brazil
According to Brazil's National Aviation Agency the number of helicopters in Sao Paulo state jumped from 374 to 469 between 1999 and 2008, making it the helicopter capital of the world ahead of both New York and Tokyo. The helicopter boom has transformed Sao Paulo into a real-life, South American episode of The Jetsons, with a constant flow of helicopters jittering through the city's skies, tiny spots ducking and diving as they make their way from helipad to helipad.
In the city of Sao Paulo alone there are 420 helicopters, which can be seen day and night cruising high above its vast concrete horizon. Analysts say another 83 helicopters will join the city's fleet by 2010.
"Sao Paulo is crazy - [there is] crime, traffic and very wealthy people and big companies", said Commander Cleber Mansur, 58, the president of Brazil's helicopter pilot association, who returned to Sao Paulo's aviation boom after years working as a pilot fighting fires in Canada and Chile and transporting oil workers in the Amazon.
"If you put everything in a pan you get a very nice cake. And this cake means: buy lots of helicopters. If you don't do that you don't move in the city."
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:That's the retard who destroyed South Africa and unleashed ANC terror upon the white population
Derp
Turanian Trashtalker wrote:That's the retard who destroyed South Africa and unleashed ANC terror upon the white population
Derp

Luigi wrote:Turanian Trashtalker wrote:That's the retard who destroyed South Africa and unleashed ANC terror upon the white population
Derp
He successfully enacted social change on the grandest of scales, I never said that change was a positive one. Simmer down with your derping.

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