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Cultural differences
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this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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I'm trying to make sense of this comment. All I can gather is wherever you are from only bisexual men are allowed to have abortions... Sorry @FlyingSquid@lemmy.world , no abortions for you until you want to see an old man's dingle berries.
You can't make sense because that squid person tries their best to derail the conversation.
Squid made an observation about the differences of the beaches in America and France. You called him a prude (which is fine) but then brought up abortions. It's a trend I have been seeing on this site lately (last time the topic was "if cars are too loud these days"):
I didn't call him a prude, I called Americans prudes. Because they are. And the things I listed are some of the reasons why Americans are prudes.
The trend is that Americans can't stand that they're wrong and will steer the conversation into an abyss trying to win the argument.