85% of the population doesn't have a single great-grandparent or great-great-grandparent who has came from Europe...

85% of the population doesn't have a single great-grandparent or great-great-grandparent who has came from Europe, but they insist that 50% of the people is white.

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Every brasileño I've seen here looks nordic elf like creatures, and they are rich and gib money

Source?

Procura você, filho da puta

Drop your proxy, NIGGER

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According to Pena, Schlesinger, Monasterio, Giorgio Mortara and other academics, less than 16% of brazilians population have recent european ancestrality and less than 14% are 100% ethnically europeans. Mixed people with light skin aren´t white. Brazil received 10 times more africans than the US (4,500,000 x 400,000) and 8 times less europeans (4,200,000 x 32,000,000). There is no way 50% of brazilians being white

Vai te fuder, seu porra que não se enxerga.
Se teus 8 bisavôs não nasceram na Europa, tu não é branco

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t. 20% indio and 10% black

According to studies conducted by Leonardo Monastério, only 16.3% of Brazilian workers have at least one Germanic, East European, Italian or Japanese surname.[33]. Furthermore, according to the research by demographer Giorgio Mortara, supplemented in the 1980s by Judicael Clevelário, only between 16 and 18% of the Brazilian population was descended from immigrants who entered in Brazil after 1840, including Italians and all other nationalities. Most studies on the impact of immigration have followed Giorgio Mortara's conclusions from 1940s to 1950s. Mortara concluded that only about 15% of Brazil's population growth, between 1840s and 1940s, was due to immigration, and that the population of immigrant origin (immigrants and descendants) was only 16% of the total population of Brazil. [34]. Another survey conducted in 1998 by the Minas Gerais sociologist Simon Schwartzman interviewed about 34 million Brazilians, of whom nearly 20 million declared themselves white. Asked the ethnic origin of the participants of white race, a plurality pointed only Brazilian origin (45.53%). More than half, however, managed to point to a foreign origin: 15.72% indicated Italian ancestry, 14.50% Portuguese, 6.42% Spanish, 5.51% German and 12.32% other origins, which include African, indigenous, Jewish and Arabic.[35] This means that the majority of self-declared whites in Brazil have no recent European ancestry, unlike places like Argentina, USA, Canada and Australia.[36]. In fact, genetic studies have pointed out that at least 86% of brazilian population have at least 10% of native american and african ancestrality. These conclusions are consistent with Mortara's conclusions that only 16% of Brazilians have any recent ancestors from outside Brazil.

Now imagine if we consider the fact that only a few people from Europe are the real whites. Monkeyzilians will lose their minds.