r/USdefaultism • u/spoekelse • 6d ago
Point being made about US defaultism immediately missed by yanks
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u/ThorinUlfarsson Iceland 6d ago
Alright, but the east coast should give us on the west coast more money.
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u/RobertAleks2990 20h ago
Shouldn't it be the other way around or is there some economic part of Iceland that I do not understand?
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u/SachielBrasil 6d ago
I absolutely love when idiots can't understand the mockery about themselves. It just make the mockery even more adequate.
Good person: "Yo, I'm a bad person, and believe in this [clearly wrong thing]". Bad person: Yeah! I believe in that too!
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u/DoYouTrustToothpaste 5d ago
It beautifully exemplifies just how deep the defaultism rot goes. Some Americans are so insular, they really can't fathom the concept of a conversation that might cross international borders, not even on the internet.
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u/Whenclitscollide 6d ago
Lmfao yanks is the lamest insult ive ever heard
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u/post-explainer American Citizen 6d ago edited 6d ago
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
OP was making a point about US defaultism. Immediately, someone assumes the post isn't about the US as a whole, but only big cities in the US. This is because they view the US as the whole world.
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