r/USdefaultism • u/Nthepro • 7d ago
r/USdefaultism • u/[deleted] • 7d ago
Google "year" in review. Apparently, nothing happened outside of the US in 2024.
r/USdefaultism • u/DistantTraveller1985 • 8d ago
Facebook US is the only country who has Facebook (again)
From a crochet group that I'm part of, on Facebook. See comment on the second picture.
r/USdefaultism • u/gagi11030 • 8d ago
No one over here cares about the British accent of an actor on a show based on British characters
r/USdefaultism • u/Mavadeed • 8d ago
On a post on Instagram, apparently people outside the US, do NOT have lawsuits.
r/USdefaultism • u/petibug • 9d ago
Siri once told me the capital of Georgia was Atlanta…
r/USdefaultism • u/carlos_castanos • 9d ago
There are no global entertainment events outside of the US
r/USdefaultism • u/Perfect-Menu8877 • 9d ago
TikTok “Cheri Cheri Lady? Not in the US”.
r/USdefaultism • u/Every-Win-7892 • 10d ago
While talking about the income tax in the Netherlands, saying there is non. In Washington State, duh.
Found this under a question what is normal for Europeans but not Americans. Paying the prices on the label in stores (tax included) was one answer where one redditor was shocked over the 21% salex tax for non food items in the Netherlands with another answered if it is not the income tax that's meant to pay for public services.
The defaults then mentioned that there is no income tax. Clarifying afterwards they are talking about Washington State, USA. Under a thread about the Netherlands.
r/USdefaultism • u/fph_04 • 10d ago
Little bouquet of Georgia US Defaultism for everyone to enjoy xx
r/USdefaultism • u/CroatInAKilt • 10d ago
YouTube On a video where the man talks repeatedly in an English accent, mentioned to be in Nottinghamshire, and the cops have no guns
r/USdefaultism • u/savvy_Idgit • 11d ago
Reddit "American App"
Sigh, maybe I shouldn't have taken the ragebait and just lived my life.
r/USdefaultism • u/OtterlyFoxy • 11d ago
How dare you use a unit of measurement that most of the world uses on an international subreddit
r/USdefaultism • u/AnOdeToSeals • 12d ago
A journalist from the UK writing in a publication from the UK is targeting Americans.
r/USdefaultism • u/SnowDue5054 • 12d ago
TikTok What do you mean not every country uses 911?
Imagine when they discover in Brazil we have 3 phone numbers: 190 for Military Police, 193 for Military Fire Department, 192 for SAMU (Mobile Emergency Care Service).
r/USdefaultism • u/Six_of_1 • 13d ago
Every map in the sub r/TravelMaps is just a map of the US
The sub r/TravelMaps is supposed to be maps of where you've travelled. To get some engagement, people generally ask "what does this say about me" or "where should I travel next". Every single map on the sub is just a map of the US, with different states highlighted, as if these are different countries. So I usually say something like "this map says you're from the US" or "this map says you've only travelled inside the US". Or "maybe travel to Australia next". But everyone just seems to accept this as will say things about what part of the US they're from and what part of the US they should go to next. It's really weird, it's like the rest of the world just doesn't exist and we all just assume the US as the default.
So I posted a map of New Zealand, the country I'm from, and I highlighted all the different regions of New Zealand I've travelled to. And all I got was "I don't recognise this" or "New Zealand" or "I don't think we've invaded this one".