>>19248I didn't name the board you stupid scumbag. Latin in Spanish means latin, as in, ancient latin. It is only due to Burger cultural hegemony that the stupid germanoid angloid exonym even rolled down south to begin with. And dont tell me now that English also has latin origins cause I know and don't give a fuck, if they called the region "latin" is because of some difference they found, a difference they, of course, had to denominate in an ill-found stupid manner, cause they can't help being retarded. But what's even more retarded is turning a stupid exonym as an endonym, just because its bound with "cool" items of kitch yanqui kitsch culture, such as "cool" latin music, "cool" latin gangbangers in "badass" mafia movies, "cool" latin Grammy awards, and all this culture industry bullshit world we're living in.
Just so you know, a lot of Argentinians do call themselves "latin". As usual, you are being fooled by the media presence of the most conservative and reactionary elements in online media "culture". But that's only a recent development, even ten years ago nobody called themselves like that, and even today the exonym is only used when comparing themselves with the euroid or angloid cold, unfriendly, unloving ethos, something which to them is completely absurd and irrational and hard to comprehend and to adapt to. And even though I'm not an expert, I bet that in the whole south cone, Bolivia and Brazil it's the same way, cause "latin" (anglosphere Hispanic) culture is not so big in the region. The majority of people don't even speak English here, so why would they identify with an anglo exonym? Only inasmuch as the culture (industry) is infected with angloid influence.