You are so stupid guys!!

Ohh bad experience! but you should have started in VITACURA, or LAS CONDES.
Just sit down in any park near those districts and you will see..
We do take care of ourselves!!
Unfortunately I can’t say the same for the 61%..well now almost 70% of the population.

“Culture of obesity”….sorry to say that you were right.

You definitely had to check out Vitacura and Las Condes instead. That’s where the hot girls are hidden.
IMO, Bellavista was the preferred foreign move until some 20 years ago. Now it’s just crowded with punks, drug dealers and poor students.

Plaza Nunoa (spelled like “new-noah”) is one of the “alternative” (read, low budget) move to get a drinks and that’s all.

You should come an check out the Liguria, Champagne, Passapoga with hot white chicks (I mean white, not whitened indians), and the Cafe con piernas (“coffe with legs”), a chile’s invention to check some good meat during your office lunch time.

man, what are u doing go to brasil,medellin colombia or south florida

Argentinian, they shut look down on them self
they have a bad F economic

Next time go to platino stupid

Damn Roosh, I’d suck it for you

So, Gannon, yer an Argentinian? How interesting.

I still don’t get it. Why is it so expensive every where you go. That is some scary shit.

That’s the problem with us Argentinians. We all like to talk but none of us wants to work.

Post card received. Love the animal sex. If you need sexytime consider goats

All the argentines I meet say, “We are different. We are not like the rest of south america.”

They really believe they are of european stock. Their attitude matches that belief.

The way I see it, and I think most Argentines would agree, there is no malicious envy on the part of the average Argentine towards Brazilians, but rather a playful sibling-rivalry. We get along very well, and particularly admire their joy of living. The relations with Chileans are more complicated, specially due to long time territorial disputes.

How dare they be more successful!?!

They thumped you hard core in futbol too. What was that 3 – 0?

I am impressed Gannon…

Buenos Aires and Montevideo were even popularly known, in their moments of splendour, as the “Paris” and “Switzerland” of America, respectively.

Yeah, that’s pretty much it. Argentina and Uruguay are about 80% white, and the rest is rather white looking mestizo. Chile is semiwhite with around 30 % white and the rest rather white looking mestizo, with maybe 5 % Indian. These countries consider themselfes European and look down on the other countries as “Países Indios”. These countries (Arg and Ur) are in fact whiter than the US, although we are talking here about Southerneuropeans (mainly Spanish and Italians, with a little German, French and English), not about blond northerneuropeans. Argentina and Uruguay (Uruguay is really just another part of Argentina culturally speaking) have the strange benefit of being the only countries ever who went from first world in the late 19th and early 20th century and being among the richest countries of the world (still noticeable specially in Buenos Aires)to become third world countries (although there are in reality middle income countries, with a GDP of around 10.000 US, which adjusted to purchase parity would be like 15.000 dollars in the US, so they are actually middle income countries). Although internationally disdained, Pinochet’s legacy
(liberal constitution, social market economy and most contemporary laws)is essentially still in place and commands a lot of respect from the elite and the high middle class. Extremely unequal income distribution characterize Chile, Argentina and Uruguay.

Dear Really?

A little bit of history, a topic in which I am not an expert myself…

On the Nazi thing, please note that we also welcomed much more Jews escaping the genocide. It is my understanding that the largest Jewish community in Latin America (and one of the largest in the world) lives in our country.

In fact, we did welcome many Europeans in different moments of our history, and that’s why the stereotype presented by Anonymous 2 is quite right. Our constitution in itself was inspired by the ideas of a man who thought we were called to be “Europeans in America” and should therefore welcome European immigrants who would bring technical advances, etc. It was a time were illuminist ideas of progress were the guiding ones, not just in Argentina (check the Brazilian flag, originated during those times: “Orden y Progreso”).

There are many things for which I am not proud of my country. Among them, the fact that so many aborigins were killed and displaced during the late XIX century. I am not proud of the killings during the dirty war during the 70s either.

So I am not arguing that my people are right to be looking down on others. But when making a strong statement, doublecheck your facts before writing. Particularly avoid making mistakes like saying our military dictatorship was led by Pinochet!!! And, anyway, the common Argentine is not to blame of what a rule that was not even democratically elected did.

To Really?:

Pinochet was from Chile… not Argentina, Gosh ¬¬

Argentinians just look down on the rest of Latin America because, in their minds, they are purely white Europeans, with not a drop of Amerindian blood, who just happen to be trapped in a developing continent.

Of course, that’s just a stereotype.

You didn’t go to any cafe con piernas?

Champagne. That is a great club.