re: If you had to live in a non-white country

Samoa & Tonga

And Id walk around all day picking fights.

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Japan

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Tokyo has suburbs the size of Houston, and when I lived there for two years, I felt consciously safe to walk in any part of the metropolis at any hour of the day.

The Bahamas. Easy to get to Florida if necessary, pretty much any necessity you need you can get, everyone speaks English, there are good neighborhoods you can live in.

(You could throw in several of the richer Caribbean nations here, like St Kitts & Nevis, Saint Lucia, etc)

Costa Rica, relatively well off for Central America, huge American and British ex-pat enclaves, very nice neighborhoods you can live in, good tax breaks, lots of English speakers.

Japan. You'd need to learn Japanese obviously but highly efficient and lawful country that isn't to the level of Singapore in terms of anti-freedom stringency.

Some of those German communities in Argentina are very white

Japan or Singapore

Philippines.

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Italy is considered a white country.

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Which is BS considering we were lynched in New Orleans and Tallulah.

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I mean, you can learn it. It doesn’t take all that long to get the basic phrases you need so long as you’re not a worthless bum.

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Sure, but you need to know a little more than Hello and Thank you if you’re going to live and work there. Japan is a pretty insular place. It would be a life’s work to fully integrate.

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Brazil, Columbia, Italy

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These would all be considered white countries. Latin and Hispanic are not races.

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Brazil plurality WHite but not majority. A lot of mixed race population.

47.7% White
43.1% Mixed
7.6% Black
1.1% Asian
0.4% Indigenous

Columbia definitely.

86.69% White
9.34% Black (includes several mixed populations)
3.95% Indigenous
0.006% Romani

Italy

Every european country is still predominantly white(meaning caucasian, not ethnic identification) to my knowledge.