I'm Brazilian and I'm proud of my country. Unfortunately, many Brazilians are immigrating to another country to try to have a decent life because in many states survival is terrible.
I spent three months in Portugal and was very well received, just as any other nationality is well received here in Brazil.
I met many Brazilians in Portugal and at no time did I see them trying to destroy Portuguese culture, nor did I see a single Portuguese person accuse a Brazilian of trying to do so. We're not like the Muslims who are taking over England and other countries and destroying them. I think we're the ones who are most welcoming of the culture of any country we go to. I don't have any Portuguese friends but my younger brother is from there and his family have always been very affectionate towards me, they've been very kind and funny people, there are bad people in any universe, as well as good people.
I think we should work together and not fight.
I'm part of the Portuguese translations and I've never tried to exclude European Portuguese or put Portuguese above it, as I've spoken Brazilian Portuguese since birth so it's automatic for me to translate into it. We speak the same language and only change a few words, there's no need to fight.
Everyone understands well. On the subject of the flag, I also wondered why it wasn't there at the beginning, but it never affected me at all on my journey. It would be nice to include the flag, but I think we have better things to worry about.