Yeah yeah I agree Argentina deserves critical support because of its Global South status and material reality. But I would also like to gently push back, because their reputation for racism definitely has some truth to it
In my experience interacting with other Latin Americans online, Argentines have been the most consistent in using the n word (they told me that is just how they talk over there). I have also seen them drop comments like "improve the race" or call Brazilians "monkeys"
I haven't really encountered any other nationality that uses these kinds of comments so casually. I even met a psychologist once who went as far as asking what my skin color was and she was super judgmental during our brief encounter. Plus, a trans girl I know from there told me that you do not choose the skin color you are attracted to
So yeah, even if they argue that is just how they are and they do not really mean it, when you combine those experiences with their country's history of whitening and their past (and current) policies encouraging European immigration, it really paints a different picture than what they claim
So based on my experience, I would say Argentine people are nice and make good friends, but don't let your guard down because you have to know that side of them exists

