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> I'm not from the UK, Never said you were. Only that you sound like a Brit... > I'm from South America. Greetings from Chile, the lovely state of estallido
by ktosobcy 4y ago
> I'm not from the UK,
Never said you were. Only that you sound like a Brit...
> I'm from South America.
Greetings from Chile, the lovely state of estallido social de 2019 :P
> It doesn't matter though, both the UK and the EU will crumble apart so fast that
Lol, we've been hearing this as well for the past 20-30 years, mostly from the UK press and Leave campaign :D
> I'm already expecting the hordes of expats trying to find refuge here.
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> Which is funny, because SA lives in a perpetual economic and social crisis, but even still, even a poor and somewhat corrupted country like Bolivia or Paraguay is a better prospect than living in a dystopian communist hellhole.
Arm, hasn't "the red wave" just swept the LatAm? Chile? Venezuela? Colombia? Brasil?
Besides you seem to have USA-based definition of "communism", which is even funnier :D
- th13row 4y agoHaha you're right, but as I always say, Latam, despite becoming red all over, is too corrupt/poor/unstable/inept to pull anything off. There are talks of a single currency ("Sur") which will never happen because Brasil doesn't want to hold Argentina's bags, because there's always been a grudge among many of these countries. Furthermore, there's a philosophy here: many rules, barely any enforcement (because of reasons stated above). Ultimately I believe that the EU does have the capacity to do what they say. That's whats scary. Mercosur, not so much.
- ktosobcy 4y agoSo in a nutshell, you seem like anarchist and because of the inaptitude of LatAm countries you are quite content with status quo here? :D
- th13row 4y agoThat's a good way of putting it, yea. I know it sounds unhinged, but think of China. Would you rather live there? Chaos & corruption >>> oppressive order