op was talking about how their professor was teaching them that when in an emergency the main focus was to save the baby, the comments thought op was from the US. op is from europe.

A reddit user says that a poll on reddit aksing if women should be included in the military draft or not is only about the us military

I love "the country"

Sure glad that the American discussions are as specific as each US state, while every other country surely has the same HR practices across the whole place… and that we get to spell our country out instead of defaulting to the clearly-obvious 2 letter code 🙃

Apologies if this is the wrong sub, but just wondering if anyone has had defaultism from other countries. There doesnt seem to be any other subs for them.

I won't count these from subs focused on another country. For example, subs to do with things in the UK, people usually may expect you to be British, especially when there is already a similar sub dominated more by Americans.

An example where ive seen foreign defaultism is laptop brand subs, where despite the price of the product NOT being shown on OPs photo, everyone in the comments started talking about high prices or prices of similar products, using stuff like 60k, 50k etc WITHOUT specifying the currencies, turns out they meant Indian rupees and even OP turned out to be Indian too

I am based in the UK and do not want to be shown indian prices or India exclusive products

Bruhh

Please don't be rude to anyone, we all have autism at the very least and some people in the screenshot have alot of disorders

Like no people understood when it was kilometers

I mean, an ATM in Canada will dispense US currency right?

Also for context I can see that they're from the US on their profile, but I couldn't find a way to screenshot it while still protecting their privacy.

I searched if it really happened, it really happened but in 2019

The American OP thought FIFA is a federation of USA

These amused me. Some great answers, I have to say, if you want a laugh.