I think that's pretty obvious, no?

The entire point is that I got to grow up with a wide variety of opinions and ideas from people across the world.

I have good friends all over the world today thanks to the web. We have influenced and helped each other over the years. We depend on each other. That's not a corner case.

Indeed, the US legal system has many assumptions that may not be applicable to other countries. Violating the US First Amendment right to access information is unconstitutional even if the only people having their rights violated are in the corner cases.

Even the US is not anything like the childhood environment described by GP, for most children.

You're flirting with an identity fallacy here, but please, explain which part of my views are extreme.