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WTF?! Loló is famous and disseminated in the Brazilian youth since always. The statement “Loló is killing more than the bad guys’ guns or the cops” is totally f

by meira 12y ago

WTF?! Loló is famous and disseminated in the Brazilian youth since always. The statement “Loló is killing more than the bad guys’ guns or the cops” is totally fake. What a stupid article, have nothing to see with the reality in Brazil.

hcarvalhoalves 12y ago
I'm from a generation that didn't even knew what loló was. These kids are using it before their teens on these despicable funk parties promoted by the organized crime. The reality is that we have at least two lost generations to drugs and crime, while fanatical lefties like you deny the reality of Brazil.
- brazilian 12y ago
  This is nonsense. "Loló" is the street version of "lança-perfume", it comes from way back in the first decades of the 20th century and it is almost a trademark of the "old timers" carnival parties. Check http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lança-perfume http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lança-perfume (in Portuguese) for more of the story of this drug.
  - hcarvalhoalves 12y ago
    Of course I know what is lança-perfume. You missed the point though: > “The composition of these drugs varies a lot. It’s generally a mixture of alcohol, ether and chloroform in different portions," explained Garcia, certain that the lança-perfume used nowadays is way more powerful that what the people on the good ol’ Carnival balls used back in the day. The point is that it's not the same thing and it's causing a new epidemic amongst the youth.
- meira 12y ago
  Yes, Carvalho, is the same thing. At your time, the discussion was the same with different context. The music (I believe Axé with bands like É o Tchan!) was criticized the same way as been too much explicit about sex and the conservatives of your generation behaved the same way as you today. Even saying that the guilty was the lefties. And no, we don't have two lost generations. I'm from the previous and I bet with you: we are saving this doomed country, that your generation left to us.

by meira 12y ago

hcarvalhoalves 12y ago

I'm from a generation that didn't even knew what loló was. These kids are using it before their teens on these despicable funk parties promoted by the organized crime. The reality is that we have at least two lost generations to drugs and crime, while fanatical lefties like you deny the reality of Brazil.

brazilian 12y ago
This is nonsense. "Loló" is the street version of "lança-perfume", it comes from way back in the first decades of the 20th century and it is almost a trademark of the "old timers" carnival parties. Check http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lança-perfume http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lança-perfume (in Portuguese) for more of the story of this drug.
- hcarvalhoalves 12y ago
  Of course I know what is lança-perfume. You missed the point though: > “The composition of these drugs varies a lot. It’s generally a mixture of alcohol, ether and chloroform in different portions," explained Garcia, certain that the lança-perfume used nowadays is way more powerful that what the people on the good ol’ Carnival balls used back in the day. The point is that it's not the same thing and it's causing a new epidemic amongst the youth.
meira 12y ago
Yes, Carvalho, is the same thing. At your time, the discussion was the same with different context. The music (I believe Axé with bands like É o Tchan!) was criticized the same way as been too much explicit about sex and the conservatives of your generation behaved the same way as you today. Even saying that the guilty was the lefties. And no, we don't have two lost generations. I'm from the previous and I bet with you: we are saving this doomed country, that your generation left to us.