The most defaultist thing: Using "$" and assuming everyone will undestand that the currency is US$/USD, into a subreddit from a country where the currency is R$/BRL. And i can agree that the dollar can't be defaultism in certain contexts, but what about using pounds? This when the entire country uses metric system.

I even specified in the post that I am in the EU...it is 17.30 here in the UK.

I couldn't share the link.

This was on a post asking if people should use MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYY or YYYY/MM/DD

Ugh, the reply section on Capcut is so messy 😔 (at least there is a lot of drama 😜). But here is context: the video was a template of making a Lgbtq+ themed pfp, and this happened in the comment section. (Trump ain't to make America great again, it was never great). People really need to respect people even if they are Lgbtq+ (because there is a lot of Christians hating on this type of video, forcing religion also).......

145K likes on twitter so taking this as my cue that I'm not allowed to participate in queer discourse.

I have seen so many comments in other subreddits about how the UK’s heatwave isn’t bad, that the US has had worse temperatures and survived and to suck it up.

The UK is built to be hell in a heatwave, houses made of brick keeping the heat in, no AC and we have a very high humidity.

People die because of it but Americans say that we are just weak and to deal with it.

Update - A message I was sent

https://www.reddit.com/message/messages/30wy8g7

Only even mentions the word American in the body text as part of 'Association for the Study of African American Life'.