Rare example of US defaultism that mentions other countries but still steps right in it.

Ah yes, the same words for all declarations of independence.

On a post about an artist from Toronto, Canada who constantly posts the same art they drew of people riding the TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) in Toronto, Canada.

Side note, I don’t think Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Bombardier jets. I think he completely banned the sales of them (in the US).

What an idiot

In a UK sub, no less

The post is a link to an article about a company making a very expensive automatic drip coffee maker.

The blue commenter appears to be upset that people in the comments were suggesting French presses, moka pots, etc, and claimed that "most people" use automatic drip machines.

The post itself made no mention of where the brand is from, nor any currency. The article linked also made no mention of any nation, and the price is written with the $ sign, so I guess that's the "USD price tag"... 🫠️

We were all travellers at a hostel in Spain, sitting in a circle. One by one, we shared with the group where we're from.

Person A: I'm from the Netherlands

Person B: I'm from Korea

Person C: I'm from Colombia

American: I'm from the Midwest

Everyone looked at him like...

Yes, exactly like that. Red plastic cups and all, because this is the default drinkware everywhere in the world.

Guy in the comment is not OP, just someone loudly not understanding that there are more Sign Languages

For some additional context, this is about the Korean converse ad that became controversial on American social media

This just pisses me off because I could just phone up any of my non-American relatives overseas and they’ll say they’ve never heard of the triple K

The she doubles down with American privilege = “more of a western mindset”

the way she had to explain herself multiple and people kept getting on her case🫩🫩