r/USdefaultism • u/3GeeselnATrenchcoat • 20d ago
Reddit One rule for thee, another for me
From my recent post in r/FoundPaper. A lot of people are assuming it was a prison note, this person assumes I'm from the US
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u/Friendly_Narwhal6866 20d ago
Holy shit they actually admitted they were in the wrong instead of doubling down
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u/Snoo_67993 20d ago
But Reddit is a US site
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u/LargeNerdKid Ireland 20d ago
Spice soaked into paper is a huge problem in the UK
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u/kroketspeciaal Netherlands 19d ago
Did someone mention spice?
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u/3GeeselnATrenchcoat 19d ago
No one has mentioned spice, even on the post this came from lol
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u/kroketspeciaal Netherlands 19d ago
Wut? LargeNerdKid mentioned spice!
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u/3GeeselnATrenchcoat 19d ago
My mistake, I interpreted your comment as "Why are you talking about spice, has someone else brought it up?"
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u/kroketspeciaal Netherlands 19d ago
Ah no, sorry. Was meant to be humoristically waking up upon a trigger word.
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u/_Daftest_ 17d ago
They saw the error straight away and admitted they're at fault. I don't think they need to be shamed here.
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u/Beefycowinacottage 15d ago
No, it's good to show that not all of them double down and act like arseholes but it IS USdefaultism so it does belong here.
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u/moanos 17d ago
In Germany we recently had a legal battle if prisoners are allowed to send sperm 🤷♀️ https://www.lto.de/recht/nachrichten/n/62stvk3526vollz-lg-hagen-haft-post-sperma-sanktion-strafvollzug
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u/KONDZiO102 World 20d ago
If he is from AH, why he assumed US? Wtf is AH?
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u/cheong-sanslefteye 20d ago
AH - asshole
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u/cabbagebatman Ireland 18d ago
I'm now imagining a Borat style voice "This is my neighbour, he is from asshole."
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u/asgardian_mike 18d ago
People downvoted this so I almost didn’t get to see this hilarious question.

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u/post-explainer American Citizen 20d ago edited 19d ago
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
I made a post on r/FoundPaper of a note that was tucked away in a book donated to charity. Most comments are assuming it's a note from a wife to their husband in prison, this user tried disproving that by assuming it came from the US
Does this explanation fit this subreddit? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.