Thoughts on Venezuela

[benjio]

In my experience Colombians regard Black Americans quite differently than Black Colombians principally because all Americans are regarded as rich.

100% Accurate!!!

Well, I'm going becasue I want t and classicism is every where in (C/S) America I've been except Mexico from what I've seen. Colombia wasn't bad, being a man of color is a blessing and a curse. People left me alone and didn't get special treatment becasue they though I was American, that works to my benefit. I've been fortunate though, it hasn't been a huge problem for me. Once I talk to people they lighten up and pretty cool. Being polite has gotten me very far. I have pretty high hopes for BA, I think it'll be a great stay for a few months

I hope your experience is different from my own. Like I said, it wasn't THAT bad! Outside of the few situations I thought I was being treated differently it's a beautiful city with a lot of history and awesome cuisine. Most of the people were pleasant once they let their guards down and they were quite curious about why I was there and what I thought about the city.

[robert angel]

Argentina's gotta be nicer, more stable than Venezuela about now....

Never been into roosh forums, but this thread on Argentina and black americans popped up and seemed interesting to me:

https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-1590.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2018-02-05/leave-right-now-or-arm-yourself-to-the-teeth-life-in-caracas

http://todayvenezuela.com

Doesn't sound like Disneyworld, that's for sure.

[kai #2]

I really don't think it'll be too much of an issue. But I guess I'll know for sure by the end of the month