Who looks more alike: White Americans and White Canadians or White Argentinians and White Brazilians

[Erronkari]

I voted "both in equal measure" but I think I should have voted for white Brazilians and white Argentinians. Both white populations are basically mostly Iberian/Italian with some minorities of other European ancestries.

White US Americans and white Canadians, on the other hand, differ in that white US Americans are mostly a British/Germanic mix but also with some important amount of other European contributions added into the mix, while white Canadians have a large percentage of French Canadians, and Anglo-Canadians are more overwhelmingly British compared to white Muricans.

Yes, but more mixed among them... and people don't live in communities.
I think that is easier to find a canadian or an american of only one ancestry than an argentinian or a brazilian.
At least in big cities among the newest generations that's quite uncommon.
For that reason I think that canadians/americans are more similar between them... idk...

[Kriptc06]

both in equal measure

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Catarinense1998]

Whites-Canadians and White-Americans are more pure; but, White-Brazilians and White-Argentines share more identycal euro heritages (iberian and italian).

[Septentrion]

Imo, White Americans and White Canadians look slightly more different from each other than do White Argentinians and White Brazilians, due to the fact that White Canadians have a much larger French input than do White Americans. By contrast, both White Argentinians and White Brazilians are essentially Iberian-Italian mixes with smaller minorities of other European ancestries. However, I'd like to know what others think.

White Canadians and White Americans are very similar, many times indistinguishable. This I am saying from experience living there.

[Seth MacFarlane]

Not sure about white Canadians as much so I’ll say Argentinans and Brazilians they’re pretty close from my experience

[GreentheViper]

White Canadians and White Americans

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Latinus]

White Argentinians and White Brazilians.

[McCloskey]

White Canadians and White Americans.

I rarely mistake any Argentinian for Brazilian. Despite common general backgrounds Euro-Brazilians and Euro-Argentinians don't look very much alike.
Don't know exactly why, but types very common in Argentina like Messi, Pavón (not sure if he's really White), Dybala or Crespo don't really look ''White Brazilian''.

White Argentinians who really look Brazilian are Higuaín or Franco Cervi for the whole of Brazil and Walter Kannemann for Southern Brazil. Even someone like Batistuta has a very ''porteño'' vibe and doesn't look very Brazilian.