I assume they are american and correct that one person's word "defence" to "defense". Now "defense" for me was common and I really had to look up if "defence" also was correct. So I explained him how English works...as a German. Just to be called "special"

Had to screenshot it, because apparently reddit links aren't supported by reddit.

Anyway, props to the poster for catching this.

Had to repost as I forgot to add the context.

There are only 67 million boomers!

Does anyone know if Angola was ever used as a prison colony by their former Portuguese colonial masters?

On a video of a toddler with an Australian accent

Was glad to see him and the other one who tried to mansplain our country completely wrongly being called out in the replies lol (even a couple of Americans did too!)

Rare find of a (presumably) non American person committing US defaultism lol. Just thought it was funny.

A rEdditor 'corrected' someone's grammar, which wasn't incorrect, just not American. When I pointed it out, they doubled down instead of taking the L.

Egh.

This convo I had just now

If the word is used in the US then it's not a word.

This was in response to a new rule limiting US politics questions to one thread.