Latin America is part of the Western World.
West
Noah James
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Ryan Fisher
You people are like moroccans and turks claiming to be european.
Kayden Thompson
average european brazilian
Caleb Hill
Not even Spain is part of the western world, Omar Táquez
Isaiah Kelly
Jose Perry
Brothers, let's not fight eachother, we should fight to bring glory back to our motherland, Spain.
Colton Phillips
Ew, no.
And that's a good thing.
Jaxon James
Never should have left.
Benjamin Murphy
>Motherland
Never understood how Spain is the mother, if anything they only fucked you guys in the bussy with their Iberians shafts.
Asher Brooks
Do some research before shitposting dumb bitch...
Blake Wright
This.
Parker Flores
España is held in a female pronoun in spanish, hence, they're not our fatherland.
Michael Wright
Spain isn't a motherland, it's a fatherland. La Patria is feminine but the noun implies masculinity
Carter Powell
Shut up Chicano, you don't know spanish
Dominic Ross
>La Madre Patria
Fuck off CHI squared, Spanish is NOT your language, you are a GRINGO for us.
Ryder Miller
are you stupid? everyone calls it la madre patria, you dip
Kayden Davis
W-Wut?
Cameron Foster
>In Romance languages, a common way to refer to one's home country is Patria/Pátria/Patrie which has the same connotation as Fatherland, that is, the nation of our parents/fathers (From the Latin, Pater, father). As patria has feminine gender, it is usually used in expressions related to one's mother, as in Italian la Madrepatria, Spanish la Madre Patria or Portuguese a Pátria Mãe (Mother Fatherland).
Suck my cock you fucking patos
Brody Lee
You're literally proving yourself wrong, retard.
Nathaniel Green
>Pablo, my anchor baby, it's time to choose, will you pick trusting the people who actually speak and use the language daily, or butifel wikipedia article?
>......
>(You)
Jayden Rogers
As expected of a Chicano
Matthew Ortiz
>In many Romance languages, the closest equivalent to ‘homeland’ shares this root: la patrie in French, la patria in both Spanish and Italian, and a pátria in Portuguese. Despite their masculine roots, all of these nouns are feminine, and can be translated as ‘fatherland’, ‘motherland’ or ‘homeland’ depending on the context in which they are used. Just to add to the confusion, French speakers also use the phrase la mère patrie: a feminine noun phrase that includes both ‘mother’ and a noun that has its roots in ‘father’. Literally, ‘Mother Fatherland’!
Not as clear cut as you say faggots
Jacob Hernandez
Spain is no motherland of mine
Jaxson Ward
Los portugueses son españoles al igual que los castellanos, gallegos, catalanes, etc..
Leo Moore
You may want to join them, but I don't
They are not claiming to be white/western
Juan Perry
Modern Spain is the product of four centuries of nation-building from which Portugal freed itself in 1640.