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Apparently, the United States decides the meaning of all words
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Apparently, the United States decides the meaning of all words

with the special participation of uk defaultism ig

u/dantemanwiro — 23 hours ago
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All popular English language books must be American!

Xiran Jay Zhao is Canadian and lives in Canada. I found one of their books on a library list for books by Asian Americans. 🤦‍♀️

u/viviama — 1 day ago
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"I thought that was a typo of some kind i didnt even consider it was a currency"

They assumed it was 4billion USD, under a post that clearly stated it was 4billion "Won", and it was also stated that the text of the post was "translated from Korean" at the very top.

u/IrishViking22 — 1 day ago
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Why would she speak BSL and not ASL if she speaks English??

u/machukahn — 3 days ago
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The rest of the world: USA

I was scrolling on reddit and found this on a sub, its a meme sub. so not thinking deep about it. but no one posted about it here. so im taking the opportunity.

<3

u/Carneiro_5 — 3 days ago
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Anytime you see unorganised red, white and blue people think about the US.

Saw this on a different platform, don’t know what the original post was about, but trying to claim that anyone will think it’s about the US when they see red, white and blue together when there’s around 30 countries that has flags with those three colours is an interesting take.

u/benjy-bear — 3 days ago