> Why should I be more irritated that someone doesn't speak English than that they, say, can't make a cabinet or can't write Java, or any other mildly demanding

> Why should I be more irritated that someone doesn't speak English than that they, say, can't make a cabinet or can't write Java, or any other mildly demanding skill? Because conversation is how relationships form. 2. I'm still not sure why I should be upset about that. Because if the foreigner has success, they may draw in other people who don't speak your language to do the same, and now the dominance of your culture is contested. Not that I agree but that's what people would say.