@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace Yes, a DNA test will reveal all that information. You think that we think Latin is one “race.” That’s not what I’m saying. It’s an umbrella term for people with genetics from Latin America, which is one big mixture of European, African and Indigenous. It’s very unique
@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace Yes, but you can’t deny that country lines/borders isolate genetics very well. If you take a DNA test, it lists the country you originate from with extreme accuracy
@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace That’s where the difference lies then. Because for U.S. Americans, Latino is about genetics and where your family originates. For you, it’s about if you grew up there within your own lifetime. We use the term differently, can you accept that there is no right or wrong?
@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace That’s not thorough enough of an explanation. By your definition, Chinese citizens are Latin because they have an understanding of the language and slang of the country they claim to come from.
@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace So if you are Brazilian, you are saying you are the same as Argentinian, Chilean, Colombian because you are all Latinos? That doesn’t make sense by your logic so you have to explain to me. Can you list the traits of Latinos that you all share that people from USA don’t have?
@HBTV007@sunnysaturn134@mishimalvada@Voidsspace I agree. My uncle was born in China with Chinese parents, but he grew up in Panama. So he is Panamanian. But he is also Chinese. He embraces both cultures. China does not disown him. He is genetically Chinese, culturally Panamanian, and nationality is from United States.