Evangelical temples are also an opportunity for money laundering, as they don't pay taxes. There's news also of temples hiding drugs, money, guns. Politicians in corruption scandals while backed by evangelicals, so on. Still, most believers are legit
Are you stupid? Violence will hurt the black Brazilian community they have a right wing president who wants to be a dictator he would kill innocent of blacks if violence starts
In umbanda (the religion mentioned), white people are not a minority. It's very balanced. It is "afro" religion because it originated in Africa. And yeah, there are a lot of black evangelic people as there person above mentioned. But I like your mentality...eye for an eye hehe
@@tiagosales3373 are you dumb? Half of our population is black. Let me know it: you are a bolsonaro supporter, right? Our black people has been demobilized, our culture was demonized, that's why there are black evangelicals.
@@georgerodriguessousa i forgot why i said there aren't no blacks in brazil i think i meant some other thing or mistype , but i found it wrong that he put all black community in one label and thought that all black people support the religion but some don't as you said because of creating the stigma that afro religions are profane and cursed, they are still people with different mindsets from each other like any person and also i just find it wrong SOMETIMES saying black culture, it's like saying that the culture in south africa region is same culture at mali, this is my point of view, and stop using "oh so you are a bolsonaro supporter" or lula or etc i'm already tired of hearing those names and i can't vote yet
It is racial, people only have a problem wirh umbanda and candomble because their african roots, it doesn't matter the color of the participants, the mentality is "if it is from Africa is bad". Brazil has tons of cults even satanists, but afro brazilians religions are the ones that people feel free to vandalize.
The Portuguese obsession to spread Christianity pretty much destroyed Brazil and its culture. That was really cruel. The native culture was far superior to western Christianity. I hope Brazilians give up Christianity and go back to the superior native culture.
This is not Brazil's culture. It damages our identity, that's why most people don't like these practices and it's also commonly seen as heredic. Agression is never justified but these "religious" practices are not well seen at all and I would rather prefer if it doesn't happen, and if they want to express this culture they should leave Brazil to Africa where this belongs.
@Malusi Ndlozi Brazil is one of, if not the most diverse country in the world, so for me, I’m Brazilian, it doesn’t make much sense to try to say what’s valid or not in our culture or religion
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Evangelical Pastor Drug Dealer this would be so funny in another circumstance.
1:42 Because yeah, Jesus would be SO proud to see his so called "followers" attacking other people for actually no reason at all.
if voodoo folks take revenge on evangelicals by engaging in macumba acts, what's to do for evangelicals?
I'm a former evangelical and I can assure you that each evangelical sect has its own religion, which is based on whatever the pastor wants.
The legacy of evangelical missionary workers from Canada and the US.
Dawn9476 True, they're criminals and hypocrites.
No the legacy of colonization and white supremacy worldwide
Kind of. Actually the founders of the evangelical church here in Brazil were swedish
@Douglas Costa are you Brazilian
The history goes back to the Crusades and missionary work. Religion has often been used as a tool of control.
WTH?!?! Evangelical drug gangs?!?!? This is insane!
According to leftist fake news.
Evangelicals have been the biggest gangs in history
@@BigSmartArmed not really. "Complex of Israel" just check it out
Evangelical temples are also an opportunity for money laundering, as they don't pay taxes. There's news also of temples hiding drugs, money, guns. Politicians in corruption scandals while backed by evangelicals, so on. Still, most believers are legit
Nah, they're really evangelical and fanatic
Black brazilians stop being nice. Get organized. Protect your communities and exact revenge on them. An eye for a eye.
Are you stupid? Violence will hurt the black Brazilian community they have a right wing president who wants to be a dictator he would kill innocent of blacks if violence starts
there is no blacks in brazil, stop labeling people, there are a lot of black evangelics
In umbanda (the religion mentioned), white people are not a minority. It's very balanced. It is "afro" religion because it originated in Africa.
And yeah, there are a lot of black evangelic people as there person above mentioned.
But I like your mentality...eye for an eye hehe
@@tiagosales3373 are you dumb? Half of our population is black. Let me know it: you are a bolsonaro supporter, right? Our black people has been demobilized, our culture was demonized, that's why there are black evangelicals.
@@georgerodriguessousa i forgot why i said there aren't no blacks in brazil i think i meant some other thing or mistype , but i found it wrong that he put all black community in one label and thought that all black people support the religion but some don't as you said because of creating the stigma that afro religions are profane and cursed, they are still people with different mindsets from each other like any person and also i just find it wrong SOMETIMES saying black culture, it's like saying that the culture in south africa region is same culture at mali, this is my point of view, and stop using "oh so you are a bolsonaro supporter" or lula or etc i'm already tired of hearing those names and i can't vote yet
It's probably not racial if the pastor is also black. In umbanda there are a lot of white practicioners too.
It is racial, people only have a problem wirh umbanda and candomble because their african roots, it doesn't matter the color of the participants, the mentality is "if it is from Africa is bad". Brazil has tons of cults even satanists, but afro brazilians religions are the ones that people feel free to vandalize.
it's an enraized racism
this is not how it works in brazil lol.. unfortunately black people can also be racist here
Wait. So it's a guy who mostly looks Black at the head of the gang attacking these people?
That’s what colonization did with us
"Criminals of God" LMAOOOOOOOOO
The Portuguese obsession to spread Christianity pretty much destroyed Brazil and its culture. That was really cruel. The native culture was far superior to western Christianity. I hope Brazilians give up Christianity and go back to the superior native culture.
Most Brazilians have Portuguese ancestors anyway
Jesus is the only way to eternal salvation. He ist the way, the truth and the life.
You realize the native population in Brazil is less than 1% right?
@@joshuahagan1797 After they've been practically decimated, yes.
As a Brazilian I say that Christianity is a thousand times better
nothing to do with Love.
They are welcome to move to Africa and practice their religion in peace.
And everyone of european descent should move back to eurasia? The logic fails to grasp reality
Your stupid religion belongs to the middle east
@Mr Bumpo god doesn't exist. The universe does
Africa is full of evangelicals as well
E todos os católicos e evangélicos deveriam mudar para Europa. Quanta imbecilidade
This is not Brazil's culture. It damages our identity, that's why most people don't like these practices and it's also commonly seen as heredic. Agression is never justified but these "religious" practices are not well seen at all and I would rather prefer if it doesn't happen, and if they want to express this culture they should leave Brazil to Africa where this belongs.
pq, aposto que nem conhece a religião
Bolsonaro is already destroying Brazil from within.
Acho que eu nunca li tanta merda num só texto...
@Malusi Ndlozi Brazil is one of, if not the most diverse country in the world, so for me, I’m Brazilian, it doesn’t make much sense to try to say what’s valid or not in our culture or religion
@Malusi Ndlozi Yes, of course, I agree.
👎🏽 so what.