Phillip

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@GuiBif Estado e cidade do Rio de Janeiro e três rios

@Phillip617 De que região eram?

O Rio de Janeiro era practicamente uma cópia de Lisboa Algures entre 1900 e 2000, decidiram demolir tudo — Sobrevive hoje um troço de calçada.. e mais?

@sefazesfavor @GuiBif Obviamente não em número tão grande como antes, mas ainda há muitas pessoas por lá com mais de 95% de ascendência portuguesa. Esta pessoa aqui é meu primo em terceiro grau, e todos os seus quatro avós são brasileiros.

@Phillip617 @GuiBif Exato as elites ainda só se misturavam entre si

O Rio de Janeiro era um dos lugares mais bonitos da Terra. O meu bisavô deixou essa região e fixou-se nos Açores, onde acabou por conhecer a minha bisavó. Vinha de uma família luso-brasileira. O Rio de Janeiro vivia uma segregação racial em 1909, embora não através de leis formais ao estilo “Jim Crow”, como acontecia no Sul dos Estados Unidos. A segregação era de natureza costumeira, social, económica e espacial, estando enraizada na história da escravatura no Brasil (abolida em 1888) e nas políticas do período pós-abolição. Os primeiros bairros de lata surgiram no final do século XIX e início do século XX (por exemplo, em morros como o da Providência), à medida que as comunidades pobres de negros e migrantes eram deslocadas do centro da cidade devido às reformas urbanas.

@GuiBif Não só era cópia de Lisboa, era principalmente povoada por luso brasileiros seja da era colonial como pessoas filhas e netas de portugueses ou migrantes portugueses Essa gente era quem também governava o brasil antes de o país sucumbir totalmente ao brasileiro atual pardo

Boston isn’t even as Irish as people think it is, it’s 13% Irish, which is still sizable but nowhere near what it used to be. Most of the Irish community moved to the South Shore and Plymouth County. Boston is diverse. I think it has to do with the fact that the Scottish fans were here longer and because of that they were able to emerge themselves in the community more. The England fans are only here for the Ghana game.

@Polymarket i feel like the english are being treated much less hospitably than the scottish. its weird to me. tbh, it feels like "this is boston, we are irish here, and to assert our identity were going to show you we dont like you". feels like a bit of a larp if im honest

NEW: Boston bars reportedly closed early on England fans a week after the Tartan Army’s takeover of the city, with one pub posting: “Thankfully there’s nothing happening in Boston today.”

@fuck1614ever @samuel_galochas É exatamente esse o meu ponto: acho que aquela equipa da Columbia é um pouco sobrevalorizada.

@Phillip617 @samuel_galochas O uzbdbbsbbebestao e a Colômbia são os dois uma bela merda. Portugal vai golear a Colômbia e garantir que o primeiro jogo foi só mau preparado

O que me mete nojo é isto, o Messi marca à porcaria da Argélia e é elogiado, mas o Ronaldo não pode marcar ao Usbequistão

@fuck1614ever @samuel_galochas Quando a Colômbia os venceu por três a um, os comentadores desportivos e os especialistas diziam que eram uma das possíveis surpresas do Mundial. Será que algo mudou agora?

@samuel_galochas Mano a Argélia é infinitamente melhor e mais reconhecida do que esse ex-pais russo

@GNCL1139 Rio de Janeiro is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. My great-grandfather left this region and settled in the Azores, where he eventually met my great-grandmother. There is still a Portuguese population there that is still genetically Portuguese.

Could have been the most beautiful city of all time

@ManagerTactical Here comes the cope.

It’s just Uzbekistan 🇺🇿, none of this counts.

I understand the need for additional funding—towns like ours are facing real cost pressures. But the situation here is very precarious. Berkley is a small town that’s already funding our local schools, including a new elementary school, plus contributing to a new vocational school in Taunton where only 20 to 30 of our students attend. With the Proposition 2½ override failing, we’ve now had to eliminate on-call EMS staffing for overnights. That directly impacts emergency response times for families like mine when seconds count. Hoping town leaders can find targeted efficiencies or other solutions so we protect critical safety services without overburdening residents. Hoping town leaders can find targeted efficiencies or other solutions so we protect critical safety services without overburdening residents

@Phillip617 @OnlyInBOS Towns already do that - cut to the bone - and still can’t afford to maintain critical services. That’s why 250+ towns in MA have been forced to pass overrides to stay solvent. Here is a good explainer from my own town stonehamcivicledger.substack.com/p/a-history-of…

Buying a starter home is becoming a million-dollar problem. There are now 233 U.S. cities where even an entry-level home costs at least $1 million. Massachusetts now has 11 of them.

For homeowners with properties assessed at $500,000, the proposed override would have added approximately $2,553 per year to their property taxes. Many residents are already facing higher insurance premiums and rising utility costs. Adding another $2,553 in annual property taxes on top of those burdens is becoming unsustainable for many families. Town officials should focus on trimming unnecessary spending and prioritizing services for local taxpayers rather than expanding programs that strain the budget further.

@Phillip617 @OnlyInBOS It’s you who doesn’t understand basic economics. Prop 2.5 overrides are necessary - for hundreds of towns - exactly because of inflation outpacing 2.5 percent annually

@kelticfuture @JakeFitzsimons Absolutely, but that Portuguese Diaspora in Massachusetts is still a significant amount if they were to obtain dual nationality.

@Phillip617 @JakeFitzsimons The Portuguese diaspora is around the 4% mark whereas the Irish diaspora is in the mid 20s, percentage wise, Irish is the largest diaspora by a large margin in Massachusetts

We are wasting our diaspora when we should be utilising their potential.

@kelticfuture @JakeFitzsimons Massachusetts is home to many immigrant diasporas — not just the well-known Irish community, which is quite large — but also a significant Portuguese diaspora that numbers the equivalent of 10–15% of Portugal’s total population.

@JakeFitzsimons Tap hard into Massachusetts, it’s the one state in America that has real connection

@JLRINVESTIGATES If that’s truly the case, then they should eliminate the cartel. They’re not known for apologizing, and the things they do to people are utterly ruthless.

The 2nd ransom note claimed more than 1 person is involved including apologizing & claiming Nancy Guthrie is buried with nature. Sounds too personal.

@SSkelsky Os jornais portugueses são o equivalente a papel higiénico, só que mais desconfortáveis ​​para limpar o rabo.

O Expesso também já não esconde o seu objectivo!

@OnlyInBOS Nepotism is as Boston as Boston can get

JFK's grandfather was once Mayor of Boston. John "Honey Fitz" Fitzgerald served two terms as mayor and later helped his grandson launch his first campaign for Congress.

@_Sosthene_ That came out wrong. I should’ve said politicians. That’s what I meant originally.

@Phillip617 I deserve this ?

Paris has become a shithole without air conditioning, but Parisians are happy because they have humiliated Clavicular :

@GuilhermeS10775 @JamesLucasIT Este é um dos meus primos afastados. Tenho muitos outros mais próximos, de segunda ou terceira geração. A minha ligação com ele vem do Rio de Janeiro.

@GuilhermeS10775 @JamesLucasIT Três Rios e a cidade do Rio de Janeiro. Ainda tenho muitos primos em terceiro e quarto grau na região.

This is real footage of Brazil from 117 years ago Rio De Janeiro in 1909