Re: USA, love it or leave it
"Alberto Monteiro" <[email protected]>
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Jon Louis Mann wrote: > >>> i think in brazil, you can beat your wife. > >> No, you can't. Maybe you could, back in 1825. >> Alberto Monteiro > > http://www.brazzil.com/component/content/article/205-june-2009/10195- > in-brazil-a-culture-of-violence-sees-wife-beating-as-no-big- > deal.html > At least there's an epsilon of truth in that site: "This woman is what Brazilian's call mulher de malandro. A mulher de malandro is a woman who teases mens, nags them no end and pratically begs to be hit" -- and calling someone a "mulher de malandro" is _very_ offensive. > I meant no offense,Alberto. I have only heard wife > beating is tolerated in Brazil, as it is in many countries. > Well, that's the kind of information you get when you read porn-sites. BTW, the author's name "José da Silva" is brazilian's "John Smith". Alberto Monteiro