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Not sure why you're making this personal. I do of course realize the privilege in speaking English as a first language, being born in a developed nation, as a w
by pcthrowaway 2y ago
Not sure why you're making this personal. I do of course realize the privilege in speaking English as a first language, being born in a developed nation, as a white cis-man, and so on.
To cling to the idea that English need continue to be the most important global economic language though, is a type of linguistic and economic supremacy I don't care to partake in.
- drivebyhooting 2y agoIf you were playing a strategy game you would definitely value your country’s language remaining the língua franca. The same logic applies in the real world. It’s not personal. It’s the most impersonal thing possible.