In which 3 countries of Latin America would you prefer to live? (POLL)

[Dandelion]

You people are so boring.

"Oh Uruguay and Argentina cuz they're white like me!"

Also lower crime rates.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

They have deadly types of snakes and spiders in very hot countries like Brazil where they have rainforests and scary types of deadly insects and mosquitoes, and they have scary weather conditions like fire-tornadoes over there. Never seen that in England.

meh

so you don't like adventure and exotic places?

and about the "weather conditions like fire-tornadoes" and "deadly insects and mosquitoes"

^ just LOL

[AphroditeWorshiper]

meh meh meh meh meh meh bleh bleh bleh bleh...


people here don't know absolutely nothing about other countries, specially Brazil

[meninodeengenho]

They have deadly types of snakes and spiders in very hot countries like Brazil where they have rainforests and scary types of deadly insects and mosquitoes, and they have scary weather conditions like fire-tornadoes over there. Never seen that in England.

I am Brazilian and I am still alive. You will find these deadly types of snakes and spiders in the rainforests, not in large cities. I live in the third-largest Brazilian city, and I have never faced such risk. It is a large city, after all. Unless you will live in the middle of Amazon forest, you will never face such risks. In Europe, you have mosquitoes too.
The largest Brazilian cities:
São Paulo (close to Atlantic Forest, they do not have any deadly types there)
Rio de Janeiro (close to Atlantic Forest, they do not have any deadly types there)
Brasília (close to Cerrado, or if you prefer savanna, we do not have any deadly types here).
Salvador da Bahia (close to Atlantic Forest, they have some mosquitoes, but no deadly snakes or spiders)

[AphroditeWorshiper]

meh, "I want to live where have whites"

meh, " I want to live in a climate similiar to Europe"

meh, " I want to live in a western country"

here is the only place that i've heard such things like this

[alnortedelsur]

They have deadly types of snakes and spiders in very hot countries like Brazil where they have rainforests and scary types of deadly insects and mosquitoes, and they have scary weather conditions like fire-tornadoes over there. Never seen that in England.

There are almost no tornadoes in south America. And regarding the deadly snakes and spiders, I was born and grew up in Venezuela (which is a mostly tropical country), and during all the years that I lived there, I only remember to have seen deadly spiders (tarantulas) and deadly snakes, a couple of times each (in my whole life in Venezuela), and in all those occasions it was in very rural places (the tarantulas in a coastal lowland place with very dense wild tropical rain forest that I visited on vacation -being the case that actually, most of the Venezuelan coasts have a semi dessert climate-, and the deadly snakes, one time in that same coastal place, and another time in the countryside, close to the southern outskirts of Maracay) Never in the cities.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

There are almost no tornadoes in south America. And regarding the deadly snakes and spiders, I was born and grew up in Venezuela (which is a mostly tropical country), and during all the years that I lived there, I only remember to have seen deadly spiders (tarantulas) and deadly snakes, a couple of times each (in my whole life in Venezuela), and in all those occasions it was in very rural places (the tarantulas in a coastal lowland place with very dense wild tropical rain forest that I visited on vacation -being the case that actually, most of the Venezuelan coasts have a semi dessert climate-, and the deadly snakes, one time in that same coastal place, and another time in the countryside, close to the southern outskirts of Maracay) Never in the cities.

these people just need to wake up, literally

[meninodeengenho]

There are almost no tornadoes in south America. And regarding the deadly snakes and spiders, I was born and grew up in Venezuela (which is a mostly tropical country), and during all the years that I lived there, I only remember to have seen deadly spiders (tarantulas) and deadly snakes, a couple of times each (in my whole life in Venezuela), and in all those occasions it was in very rural places (the tarantulas in a coastal lowland place with very dense wild tropical rain forest that I visited on vacation -being the case that actually, most of the Venezuelan coasts have a semi dessert climate-, and the deadly snakes, one time in that same coastal place, and another time in the countryside, close to the southern outskirts of Maracay) Never in the cities.

I have never seen these deadly types. Most of Brazilians have not.

[alnortedelsur]

I do not know about the rest of South Americans, but I do not have a life different from a middle-class (or upper-middle class) person from any large European/American city. Actually, it is quite similar. South America is part of Western world, after all.

Same for Venezuelans of middle, upper middle and upper class. Talking about how things have always been in Venezuela.

The disgrace that is happening now with the backwards chavista-madurista government of Venezuela, is another issue.

[curupira]

They have deadly types of snakes and massive spiders in very hot countries like Brazil (such as the very dangerous Brazilian Wandering Spider,) where they have rainforests and scary types of deadly insects and mosquitoes spreading dangerous viruses... like that Zika Virus that's currently affecting pregnant females in Brazil, and they have scary weather conditions like fire tornadoes as well.

Brazil does not have tornadoes (at any significant rate). We have mosquitoes, but not in all of Brazil, Southern Brazil and São Paulo are safer on that. I know an Englishman who came to Brazil because he could not stand your climate, which is truly horrible. I have been to the UK and I know it. Australia is much worse in terms of deadly animals but I understand you do not mention it. It is not really about deadly animals at all...