Are they mutt?

we are pure blooded afrikan american BVLLS

I prefer the word mestizo, thank you.

Yes, like you, neckbeard

we are pure blooded zambo BVLLS

yes they are

yeah

The muttest.

Hahaha CHI

Only Peru and south Mexico aren't.

we are pure blooded métis BVLLS

nope, everyone here is 100% mexican

they don't want to admit it but they're bigger mutts than we are

Not inour case tho. We are mainly spanish+leb+negro+indian. You lot are every a mix of imaginable ethnicity on earth besides abos

>litteraly everyone in the thread says they are Amerindian/mutt/mestizo

Speak for yourself, you nigger faggots, I'm 100% European origins.

>everyone is claiming to be amerindians and mutts
>they don't want to admit it

>chile is white

Yes. Mestizo unironically means mutt.

Mestizo or mutt, it's the same.

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>30% taino, 20% African, 50% white

Fixed that for you

All these flags aside from Jamaica, are heavily mixed

>that mutt sun in the argentinian flag
gets me every time

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i have nigga blood

>moors
>white

>belize
>jamaica
>antigua & barbuda
>trinidad & tobago

Nice I never realized
t.lautaro marichen

t. norteamaraucano

They are the textbook defination of mutt

Trinidad is very mixed. Jamaica is mostly Black. Idk about Antigua and Belize.

t. Friends from all over the Caribbean

based and redpilled

basedn't and bluepilled

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Sorry sweetie, but you are wrong. I'm positively 100% son of Deminán Caracaracol from deep in the heart of the mother mountain.

All I got from what you said is that your mixed

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upvote

Yes , they are

Soy mestizo Picunche-Castellano

You didn't get it then. It's ok.

Here in Peru, the most recent studies point out that most of our mestizo population (~37%) is surprisingly very recent, from the post-Peruvian independence and it happened to people who were already of mixed blood from Inca era blood mixings of different native ethnicities. It also seems that the ethnicities who didn't participate in this Inca era mixing also didn't in the later mixings, having low genetic diversity today and being 100% native.
Very interesting, that would explain why the Quechua language was so predominant in colonial Peru, since for most of our colony Spanish was actually a minor language, Quechua was the most common language because of the mixing in the Inca era, the different native ethnicities had to spoke "the common language" Quechua to communicate with each other and since most natives didn't mix in the colony, Quechua continued to be the most spoken language instead of Spanish.
Even after the colony, Quechua was spoken by almost half of our population in the 40s census, so the Quechua-speaking population was likely higher in the previous decades and in the colony.

latin/hispanic is a full race on its own