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In short: the perfect marxist world, although of course not for the government and the K-politicians who own lots of dollars to be used on state financed travel to foreing countries.

Brilliant idea! All it requires is that e.g. a 4 year old who wants to buy candy has a bank account and a credit card or Moreno Card. Good thinking :lol:

Let us assume you are right, then the logic in your post is: Someone else is a thief, so it is OK for me to steal too. ... We are satisfied that Argentina is no. 106 on the corruption index, because Bolivia, Gabon and Mexico are too.

Sure, the US government, CIA, FBI and the Salvation Army paid the World Justice Project to give the US a goooooooooooood position - a lousy no. 17. Get real.

You didn't, while I find it a natural part of the value of Brasil to sell the population as slaves, and then you started making noise about soil :cool: see http://baexpats.org/topic/28846-when-will-the-blue-market-be-suspended/page__st__30#entry239639 For 'qalms', read: qualms

Whatza de matter wit yu? You don't like trees? and you find the idea of exporting soil preposterous, but have no qalms selling the pop as slaves? ;)

Does that mean that there is no population, no minerals, oil & gas, cattle, etc. in Brasil? I think you are focusing on the small export of trees and soil to Yemen and Quatar instead of considering the big picture.

Based on his portrait I am not so sure :) :D :) http://baexpats.org/...210#entry210253

Not if soil and trees - remember the trees! - are used to produce humus. Moved to a more temperate climate this combo is valuable.

The Brazilian population is app 201 million. At the going rate for slaves, the population alone has a value of 6.03 trillion US$. Add minerals, trees, oil & gas, cattle, etc., and fertile soil to be exported to desert countries and you at least triple the value of Brazil.

I had a simple choice: stop the film after 42 seconds or wash fresh vomit of my carpet. I chose the former.

I once asked an Argentino friend of mine (he is in his mid fifties) what he thought of the crisis. He asked "what crisis? there has always been crisis except for perhaps two weeks of my life".

Hm, I have heard "evil tongues" say that Brasil is the country of the future, and always will be, and that Argentina is the country of the past, and always has been. But then, of course, everything happening in Argentina since the military coup of 1976 1966 1962 1955 1943 1930 have been steps...

Yep. Give them a month or so to clean up after the porteños and it's a nice town and not expensive if you know where to stay.

Well, somebody who hasn't got the foggiest idea of how awful MdP is during the high season.

Gosh! Who is the idiot in the film? No, no, wait - don't tell me!

Absolutely, but you won't like the answer: Walk.

Nah, no doubt Néstor is reserved for the next issue of this value

Great idea. While we are at it, let's also forbid illegal drugs. I am convinced prohibition will stop abuse. :lol: :lol: :rolleyes:

It was not. Perhaps in BsAs, but not in Argentina.