Article Calls Out Black Men On Traveling to Brazil :dead:

[#1 pick]

the darkskin chick in the flower dress just has me feeling some type of way.

When I get to nibbling on her ear she make that Tyson's face.

 

[MikeBrownsJob]

It's probably cheaper and funner

But the act in itself is the same damn thing

 

[Wild self]

what Im saying is black men have no right to participate in such things as sex tourism. Not when its a by product of everything you listed above and then some.

You should tell the same for white men, too. It's only fair

 

[STAN JONES]

I'm not reading all that bullshyt but is that article implying black men are going to Brazil to pay for p*ssy?

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

The dark skinned one second from right. I'm in love brehs

2 to the far left and both to the far right and that equals four.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

About time that entitled, overweight women became outsourced by slimmer, finer women that cook, clean, and be humble to their man.

Not so far breh. Im talking strictly about sex, the 'sex tourism' thing. Not idiots trying to import wives.

 

[Kurt off them percs]

That's a horrible comparison...two completely different levels. When we (blacks) start invading countries and raping resources and conducting wage labor, then call me.

I will but as for me I don't think right, no matter how small you and others make think it is in the grand scheme of things

 

[O.T.I.S.]

But the act in itself is the same damn thing

well simps gonna simp anyway... just like whores are gonna whore

Some think its more convenient though .

I know dudes that pull bad chicks and still pay for shyt overseas. You gonna pay either way

 

[J-Nice]

Fair enough. Let me comment on the article

@J-Nice This is my opinion.


I read the article. It seems that this is a legitimate issue. I think the author is somewhat correct about black men running away to find women that are easy to deal with. I think there is a massive disconnect between SOME members of the black community and this is what it stems from. However I don't believe the majority of black men are like this, or are willing to travel for sex. Most black men, most men really are not that completely lame. My issue with the article is that it assumes that this is growing trend, when on the other hand we criticize blacks for not traveling. Which is it?

I believe the article itself was trying to bring to light African Americans lack of understanding of Brazilian culture and how they let stereotypes feed into their perspective of Brazilian women and prostitution in Brazil. Since Black men and women in America have a "strained" relationship, the article suggests that these men are traveling to Brazil intent on having sex with Brazilian women thinking that Brazilian women are different from African American women. In doing so they judge them by old European standards of beauty and put them on an imaginary pedestal because they believe them to be more exotic because of their mixture. Do I believe this to be true of all Black men who travel to Brazil or anywhere for that matter? No, because that isn't my experience. I don't think traveling is the issue more than having experiences that you learn from is.

But what the author I believe is attempting to do is make black men who travel to Brazil see that there is more to Brazil than just women. There is a rich culture there as well.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

I'm not reading all that bullshyt but is that article implying black men are going to Brazil to pay for p*ssy?

Black men are going to Brazil to pay for "quality (subjective)" p*ssy at wholesale prices.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

I believe the article itself was trying to bring to light African Americans lack of understanding of Brazilian culture and how they let stereotypes feed into their perspective of Brazilian women and prostitution in Brazil. Since Black men and women in America have a "strained" relationship, the article suggests that these men are traveling to Brazil intent on having sex with Brazilian women thinking that Brazilian women are different from African American women. In doing so they judge them by old European standards of beauty and put them on an imaginary pedestal because they believe them to be more exotic because of their mixture. Do I believe this to be true of all Black men who travel to Brazil or anywhere for that matter? No, because that isn't my experience. I don't think traveling is the issue more than having experiences that you learn from is.

But what the author I believe is attempting to do is make black men who travel to Brazil see that there is more to Brazil than just women. There is a rich culture there as well.

In a nutshell.

 

[Wild self]

Not so far breh. Im talking strictly about sex, the 'sex tourism' thing. Not idiots trying to import wives.

Even on the sex front, I'm sure that they have very few restrictions

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Disregard!!!!!

 

[kp404]

what Im saying is black men have no right to participate in such things as sex tourism. Not when its a by product of everything you listed above and then some.

Then don't call it exploitation. That word doesn;t even closely apply here at all. I still don't understand how its considered sex tourism when we do it, but when whites go to other nations for centuries, raping was a not only common, but expected of the native women...why is there outrage that black men go to another nation to have sex or find women? We aren't going their prostituting or raping like whites...what's the problem? I myself enjoy African American women, but it's everyone own choice to go after whatever woman they want. There are other things in this world we need to be more concerned with than this crap.

 

[MikeBrownsJob]

You should tell the same for white men, too. It's only fair

Damn you guys are soft.