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Brazil isn't a Western country so no not like that at all.

• lobocinza 2y ago
  Brazil and Latin America share culture, genes, language, history, religion, laws and much more with Europe. It's nonsensical to say that Brazil and Latin America aren't Western. What's your criteria? Income per capita? Your worldview is very much biased.
  • sanswork 2y ago
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world I'm referring to the countries in dark blue. Until the 80s you were under a dictatorship with rebel guerrillas/paramilitary organisations which later became gangs/pseudo governments in large parts of your cities. You're not really comparable.
    • lobocinza 2y ago
      > Until the 80s you were under a dictatorship with rebel guerrillas/paramilitary organisations which later became gangs/pseudo governments in large parts of your cities. You're not really comparable. You have a very superficial understanding of Brazilian history. > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world I'm referring to the countries in dark blue. Countries in light blue are subgroups of the Western world and not groups apart. Just say rich/developed Western countries instead. > You're not really comparable. Of course not because you are cherry picking data. You want to compare a single ethnically diverse and large country (USA) with many ethnically homogeneous, small countries with much older population. You're an ignorant racist.