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Fathers Day is tomorrow
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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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I can't blame them, that comment annoyed me too. This community is literally called "Australia", is on the "aussie.zone" instance, and it's icon is Australia. I don't see how anyone looks at that and goes "oh they must be talking about British holidays!"
Usually it's because they don't even look at the context. So many people on social media are just living their lives on autopilot, mindlessly doom scrolling and having emotional reactions to headlines without ever actually clicking through to the article or reading the body of the post. It's the reason why misinformation spreads so easily online.
For people from high population countries in particular, they all share that same mentality where they think the world revolves around them. Everything they see is through the lens of their own culture and they're completely ignorant of anything that might be happening outside of that bubble.