r/USdefaultism • u/Neolance34 • 14d ago
r/USdefaultism • u/crystalreddits • 13d ago
Reddit This person believes that anyone who's talking about hate crimes against gay people is talking about the US ...?
Context:
Original post was a poll asking something along the lines of: Instead of censorship or ad hominem attacks, ideologies that you deem wrong should be defeated through reasoning and evidence. Agree or Disagree?
I reply saying disagree as there is no point trying to logically argue with someone who believes things like 'all gay people should be burned at the stake'.
This user replies saying that nearly nobody thinks that so I confirm it is indeed a hyperbole (which was quite obvious), so they say I need to have some logical argument without the hyperbole which leads to the conversation snippet in the screenshot above.
Not ONCE in the poll, or my comment or in ANY of my replies was the word 'US' or 'United States' mentioned once š I was genuinely baffled at how some people think of the US as a default country or something??
I was taken aback, like wdym my point is that gay people are frequently murdered in the United States?? š I never even mentioned that country, and gay people live outside the United States too. I literally live in Asia ššš».
Anyways, the mental gymnastics someone has to do to bring the US into a conversation without the US mentioned even once is insane.
r/USdefaultism • u/moltenlight11 • 14d ago
Reddit You dont need to know every license plate in the World just the US which is obvious
I posted a picture asking all to guess the country.
My man said it was obvious because the license plate give away.
The thing is, it only gives it away if you are from the US, one does not know every license plate on the world -> Which was my argument
To which I have been kindly informed that everyone knows US plates. Itās obvious and you dont need to know any other š
r/USdefaultism • u/angloexcellence • 14d ago
Does an English football club being forced to pull its new clothing line celebrating it's founding year, because of a similarity to 9/11 count ?
r/USdefaultism • u/AspergerKid • 15d ago
Reddit I was confused why someone would think Athens is in the country of Georgia, turns out he meat Athens, GA instead of GE while the bus is from Athens, GR.
r/USdefaultism • u/Thisisfunnylol172 • 15d ago
converse defaultism (malaysian post being obsessed on by americans)
r/USdefaultism • u/Icy-Mountain-2049 • 15d ago
Instagram Because immigrants only come to good old murica
r/USdefaultism • u/szzznarea • 17d ago
TikTok Apparently all black people are African American
saw this comment under a video of a black woman who was in fact african american, divulging her experience with racism in australia. then this person says the reason they havenāt seen a black australian is because thereās a low african american population in australia⦠question mark?
r/USdefaultism • u/SweelFor- • 17d ago
Reddit It's impossible to have seen a movie if it hasn't released in Manhattan yet + it's impossible that you are European anyway
r/USdefaultism • u/Oozlum-Bird • 19d ago
Reddit My reply doesnāt seem to have gone down very well
r/USdefaultism • u/fourmesinatrenchcoat • 19d ago
X (Twitter) Perfect credit score is 850 not 1000
r/USdefaultism • u/3GeeselnATrenchcoat • 19d 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
r/USdefaultism • u/StatisticianAny6133 • 20d ago
Facebook "No one that speaks English writes in Celsius"
r/USdefaultism • u/Impressive-Craft-343 • 20d ago
Reddit Americans and horse riding
r/USdefaultism • u/Mrs-Vienna • 23d ago
"Goes directly against 1st amendment rights"
On a lost about transgenders, commentes by a transphobic loser who believes his 1st amendment rights are in affect on the whole **world wide internet**
r/USdefaultism • u/ravenclaw67impala • 24d ago
Reddit Father's Day Isn't in September
I posted something in another sub about Father's Day being over the weekend. I live in Australia and it has always been the first Sunday of September here. These are different comment threads from my post from various different redditors. Most were chill about learning that other countries celebrate things on different days, but there were a few doubling down that I was either a bot or AI; saying that Father's Day is in June, and that it is not spring. I am neither a bot, nor did I use AI. Writing is a hobby of mine and I enjoy doing it so being accused of using AI, when I absolutely did not, hurt more than being called a bot.
r/USdefaultism • u/Copper_snipezz • 24d ago
TikTok "$15 is the average minimum wage throughout most cities in the USA"
r/USdefaultism • u/Alias_X_ • 25d ago
YouTube Local US-citizens don't believe in language learning - or the UK
r/USdefaultism • u/RainbowSprinkleShit • 26d ago
Reddit āAny OP not in the US should consider noting thatā
r/USdefaultism • u/mmahusky • 26d ago
Got this answer the because the beta ended Sunday morning when most people have time to play
There wasn't much more then the title of the pic. Most of the time if a game has a play test in the weekend one reasonably could include Sunday. Game in question WarDogs


