[VBL Slowchat] #3203 14 is TT: Knut is lief!

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:09 schreef Karzai het volgende:

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Volgens veel mensen is Amsterdam ook gevaarlijk, ik ben zelf nog nooit beroofd of iets

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Generally, tourists (gringos) and teenagers are considered "easy" targets for criminals. Day-to-day living has also been affected by this. For example, regular banks all have fortress style security doors and armed security men. Rio can be a dangerous city and it is wise to follow these rules even if they seem over exaggerated.

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There are around 700 favelas in the city and most of them can potentially be unsafe in Rio: and there is always one near you (by a couple of miles or just a few yards). These are easily recognized by their expansive brick walls, and are often on a hillside. The slums grew from being impoverished neighborhoods but are now large areas ruled by drug lords. If you want to keep your nice vision of Rio, you don't need to go there. However, some favelas are amazingly huge, and a new experience for some -- there are some travel agencies who take people on tours there. If you want to go, pay one of those agencies. NEVER go to a favela by yourself, or with an unknown guide. The tour operators have "safe-conduct pacts" with the local drug dealers. If you don't have one, you'll be in BIG trouble. You'll most likely be approached by the drug baron's guards and asked what you are doing there (and these guys typically don't speak English). If you don't have a good reason (and you probably don't), the consequences could be dire. Don't count on the police to help you, as they don't like to enter the favela either, except in special circumstances, though most likely they will check if you are carrying any drugs upon leaving the favela.

In Brazil, every state has two police forces: the Civil (Polícia Civil) and Military (Polícia Militar). Only the latter wear uniform (in Rio, it is navy blue). The city of Rio also has an unarmed Civil Guard, dressed in khaki. Policemen can usually be trusted, but corruption in Brazil is still rampant and a few officers may try to extort you or demanding a little bribe. When this happens, it is usually very subtle, and the officer may typically say something about "some for the beer" (cervejinha). If you are not willing, refuse and ask for another officer. Don't ever try to bribe a policeman on your own--most of them are honest and you might end up in jail.

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:13 schreef Karzai het volgende:
Rio is wel een stuk gevaarlijker, maar ik heb mijn zusje als guidence en die is al meerdere malen in Brasil geweest en er is niks gebeurd.
In Jerusalem en Zuid Afrika was ze wel aangevallen

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:15 schreef Karzai het volgende:

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Als je me pik likt

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:16 schreef Ajacied422 het volgende:
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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:17 schreef Karzai het volgende:

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je bent vermoeiend

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:19 schreef Karzai het volgende:

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Wat Oke?

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:21 schreef Tarado het volgende:

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Dan heeft ze gewoon geluk gehad, de kans dat er wel een keer wat gebeurt is hoog

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:23 schreef Karzai het volgende:
Nou laten we het zo zeggen Tokio is gewoon kut en mijn zusje krijgt niemand te zien

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Op donderdag 13 maart 2014 17:25 schreef Helpmefok het volgende:

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Niet de tunnel knaapje, de perrons (bovenop dus).

Maar volgens mij gingen ze de achterkant ook nog verbouwen?