Why Spain???

[Ruggery]

Alberto Prebisch was only 50% German, his maternal side was colonial.
But good try.

It is true, however it is much more likely that he felt closer to the Germans, his father was one, probably left him a lot of German cultural influence, his mother was colonial Salteña.

[Cristiano viejo]

Not this style and no.. BA looks much more like Paris, you can bet your 20 percent Jew and 80 percent Arab ass on that, sand nigger. You can ask Ruggery.

I dont need to ask him. I have been in Argentina and ofc in Buenos Aires.
In any case if he is honest he will agree with me.

[Cristiano viejo]

It is true, however it is much more likely that he felt closer to the Germans, his father was one, probably left him a lot of German cultural influence, his mother was colonial Salteña.

I dont care to who he felt closer, but your argument is childish (he was closer to Germans because his father was one, lol; it is like saying he was closer to colonials because his mother was one).

[The Lawspeaker]

I dont need to ask him. I have been in Argentina and ofc in Buenos Aires.
In any case if he is honest he will agree with me.

I don't think so. Madrid just looks like a cheap knock-off of Paris. Literally. Buenos Airest more like a much more well done knock-off.

[Cristiano viejo]

I don't think so. Madrid just looks like a cheap knock-off of Paris. Literally. Buenos Airest more like a much more well done knock-off.

Madrid smells, it is a shit like París and of course, deserves a lot of Napalm.

[Ruggery]

I dont care to who he felt closer, but your argument is childish (he was closer to Germans because his father was one, lol; it is like saying he was closer to colonials because his mother was one).

This argument is not childish, do people learn from their parents, or do you think that a person does not learn from the cultural habits that your parents teach you?
Do you know why the Latin American Japanese are different from the rest of the average Latin Americans?

[The Lawspeaker]

Madrid smells, it is a shit like París and of course, deserves a lot of Napalm.

You see. When Spain was trying to emulate Paris in order to feel good about their fucked up selves during the 19th century, Argentina was copying the architecture and filling it with bank clerks, industrial corporations, railway planners etc. etc. etc. Spain was mostly a facade that everyone saw through.

[Cristiano viejo]

This argument is not childish, do people learn from their parents

And what makes you think it was his father who teached him, or that was closer to him than his mother? I have no idea, just curious.

[Cristiano viejo]

You see. When Spain was trying to emulate Paris in order to feel good about their fucked up selves during the 19th century, Argentina was copying the architecture and filling it with bank clerks, industrial corporations, railway planners etc. etc. etc. Spain was mostly a facade that everyone saw through.

Yeah, the Eiffel Tower of Madrid and that of Buenos Aires support your claim.

[The Lawspeaker]

Yeah, the Eiffel Tower of Madrid and that of Buenos Aires support your claim.

There are two things that saved your ass: American money in the 1950s and European from 1977 to today. Your only reasonably industrialised areas were funnily enough, around Barcelona and in the Basque Country. Of course you don't want to let them go: without them and without European money, you're fucked. You Castilians are like a giant fucking zit.