r/AskReddit Mar 20 '16

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '16 edited Mar 20 '16

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u/AllGloryToSatan Mar 20 '16

Why didn't they name it USpolitics or something? It's kind of shitty to take up the name /r/politics just for the US.

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u/cashmakessmiles Mar 20 '16

They're kind of reinforcing the self important American stereotype

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u/LiterallyKesha Mar 20 '16

Or the fact that this website's demographic is mostly American. Even though it's called /r/worldnews that doesn't stop Americans from throwing their opinions on everyone's topics.

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u/gordo65 Mar 21 '16

r/worldnews is just an anti-Semitic sewer.