Ask a Portuguese diasporafag anything. I will answer all questions.
Ask a Portuguese diasporafag anything. I will answer all questions
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why are we superior to every other diaspora?
>A FUCKIN ALBERTO BARBOSA
I don't know. I think the Avecs are hated by pretty much everyone.
I haven't heard anything bad about us or the US diaspora, though. You in New England?
What makes you feel Portuguese?
What makes you feel Canadian?
Same for you, except s/Canadian/American/
Having grown up with a consciousness of my ethnic identity, mostly. I was raised in a Portuguese neighbourhood so I have always been keenly aware of my roots. It's inescapable.
I'm totally Canadian as far as culture is concerned, though. When I go to Portugal it's not like I feel at home; I'm definitely an alien there and the culture feels somewhat familiar and somewhat alien at the same time from my perspective.
What province do you live in ?
What's it like knowing your family came from the most third world country in Western Europe?
Ontario.
Portugal is by definition not third world. I understand that you, as a Brazilian whose country is more akin to the world's largest unenclosed zoo than anything bearing even the remotest resemblance to a functioning state, are more interested in showing just how big the chip on your shoulder is than asking a legitimate question, but I'll answer anyway.
I'm fine with my family's origins. A have a good family and a good community. I see nothing to be ashamed of.
>I see nothing to be ashamed of.
>Gets triggered anyways.
It's ok Anony kun, your family is far from all of that now.
Shh no tears, only dreams now.
I thought first world countries had no favelas. I was also quite surprised to know the average Portuguese earns 10x more in Angola than they do in Portugal.
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Also, Portugal resembles Rio de Janeiro in many aspects, it even has favelas and public shootings. I just hope you're not building any favelas in Canada.
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I thought your autobiography was excellent, btw.
When you go back ?
Fortunately none of that has much of anything at all to do with me. I'm on the other side of the Atlantic.
>Can't handle the banter: the post
Never.
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Why does Canada have such a high Barbosa diaspora anyways?
Many of the immigrants came here in flight of the Estado Novo. I couldn't tell you why they chose Canada specifically. Maybe it was just a shorter trip from the Azores than a place like Brazil.
I'm pretty sure GetĂșlio Vargas had a large part over Portuguese immigrants rejecting Brazil. You wouldn't want to flee a dictatorship to go to another dictatorship, nor a republic ruled by someone who was a dictator just 5 years ago.