[svenski7]

A lot of people talk about how easy it might be to swoop girls in countries that are experiencing economic problems and/or political unrest.

Ukraine and Thailand (to a lesser extent) come to mind but I don't think they are very good examples. Yes, some of the ladies would like to come back to the West with you but I think it has more to do with settling instead of fear of where the next meal is coming from.

The situation in Argentina has quickly deteriorated over the last few years since Kirchner came to power. That situation has been under-reported in both the US and UK — and probably the rest of the West.

Roosh wrote that Argentine girls are some of the hardest girls to swoop, next to the their Spanish and Italian cousins.

Now that the economy is in the shitter and violent political upheaval seems imminent, one might reason that the girls have cooled their jets and are more eager to meet gringos. Is this true? Do we have any troops on the ground? If this isn't the case, I don't believe economics will ever have an impact on Game.

tl;dr: What's the situation in Argentina these days? The economy is shit. If this hasn't even slightly helped gringos Game the locals then I'm not sure in which country economics will ever play a factor.

[conservative]

I get approached many times by girls from the low economic level (living in a poor country). I always ignore and avoid any contact. They can be a source of huge economic and stability troubles. I know many stories of girls getting pregnant, stealing your stuff, spreading rumors, visiting you on your office... They'll do anything (using their pussy or not) to survive and probably to get your riches.

I'm super dry at the moment, but I prefer to be that way than getting into trouble.

[Vampire]

Well, I am on the ground, and I really don't see Argentine women desperate to date/marry a gringo or at least any more so than they were a year or two ago. Keep in mind that the economy here has been horrible their whole lives. Argentina went to shit once the Peronists took power in the 1940's. Except for the occasional strike, things aren't too bad, or maybe it has just cooled off since the peso lost 13% in two days earlier this year. Argentines who can find a way to hold their wealth in dollars are not affected too much. Juan Carlos Fabrega might not be able to turn the tide, but he has a clue and is doing some positive things. There has not been any violence lately, and I doubt there will be much. Venezuela or Brazil are more likely to see violence.

[The_CEO]

There's a recent thread about this in the travel section that you could probably find with the search tool.

Some guys responded and explained that basically no, it will not help you in Arg.

There are various reasons for it but one is that the upper classes are still doing well there.

There were other reasons - cultural ones - but I don't remember specifically.