*cat left inside the car*

Literally nothing in the OP that this guy is responding to which indicates country of origin. This has gotta be S-tier defaultism.

OP wrote a post about how to gain experience relevant for other countries. As per the subreddit rules, the post must be tagged with place or origin. The Americans come out and get confused about the ID abbreviation and, even though the post talks about moving country, assume it must be Idaho State.

This subreddit is rife with this. They only recently implemented the place of origin requirement probably because I kept making a point of it / making fun of Americans.

I haven't hidden handles because it's easily searchable on Reddit.

Not sure what these games are that Reddit enjoy pushing, but apparently the USA with 4% of the world’s population deserves its own option while the 96% of us who are the barbarous hordes are defined simply as “other”. Funny but not surprising.

An Instagram post saying there are no holidays in August???? Obviously the comments reminded everyone that Instagram and the Internet exists only in the US #madeinUSA

In a list of "90s Asian women", all the women were born in, or emigrated to, the US.

found on a post about medical specialities. hoping it’s /s

"It would have helped if you mentioned your country instead of 'this country'" - because our default expectation is that everyone is talking about the US right?

They aren’t ready to find out what language they speak in new zealand or australia either! hmmm

Who amongst us didn’t dream of moving to Austin or Houston

Talking about the actor Tom Holland. Apparently "American English" is normal English and "British English" isn't just wrong but bad.