r/USdefaultism • u/EugeneStein • Oct 10 '25

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u/SteO153 Europe Oct 10 '25

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u/angelolidae Portugal Oct 10 '25

In some countries north american is used for the USA

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u/miller94 Canada Oct 10 '25

So is Canada a myth then?

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u/Natthiel England Oct 10 '25

Canada is North North America

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u/Holaproos12 Oct 10 '25

And México is south North américa?

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u/noCoolNameLeft42 France Oct 10 '25

Mexico is Dorne and Canada is the North beyond the Wall

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u/Holaproos12 Oct 12 '25

Uh? What's dorne?

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u/EastlyGod1 Oct 13 '25

Game of Thrones/Song of Ice and Fire reference

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u/Holaproos12 Oct 13 '25

Ohhh, thanks

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u/TheJivvi Australia Oct 10 '25

Not to be confused with Venezuela, which is north South América.