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I feel that there is beauty and beautiful people within every nation. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder anyways.
This.
This is such a subjective poll anyways. I always vote for Brazil for this one, but others will solidly vote for Argentina. It's because it's subjective based on individual tastes. But those two countries will get most of the votes. Venezuela will steal some votes away from Argentina (as both are mostly known for their lighter-skinned and Italian mixed into their demographics).
Every Canadian will immediately vote Canadian, as nationalism will override - regardless of their politics. Americans will be a mixed bag, the conservative Republicans will immediately vote USA regardless, and the others will be voting for all the other countries.
The people who are living in Asia or India or somewhere, if they are viewing this poll, might very well just select the USA, while humming 'California Girls'.
Europeans will vote for the Argentina/Venezuela vs. Brazil element. I'm gonna guess most Latinos might vote more northern.
Damn, and now I'm into it, and I only selected Brasil. If I could go back, I'd add Cuba and Dominican Republic as well. Didn't read I could do up to 5.
Ive never been to Brazil. But I've been around Latin America. What I've noticed is that the women we see on TV are completely different from the women you see in crowds in public, on the bus, in stores, whatever. The women I see in public when I travel to Latin America look conservative and frumpy. It's a thing in those countries for women to dress modestly. Maybe it's mostly upper class women who dress trendy and hot. You rarely see those types of women, even in offices. So we shouldn't compare workaday women in N America to the hotties in Latin Am. that we see on TV. That's not a fair comparison. I think too many people buy into the media image. That's not everyday reality.
So I can't respond to the poll. Because working class people are pretty much the same everywhere.
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