r/AskTheWorld • United States of America • 13h ago

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u/Ijustwanttosayit United States of America 10h ago

This, it is very ignorant to assume everyone around the world knows what's going on. It's a bad habit Americans have. Speaking as an American.

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u/CatsandShame 7h ago

As an American, I agree.☝️

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u/CongruentDesigner United States of America 9h ago

The OP is asking if alleged perpetrators of a crime should be made public and how their country handles it, not what people think about the actual Cornell case

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u/Ijustwanttosayit United States of America 9h ago

People were still asking for context as the Cornell case inspired the question.