Yes, that's an entirely different topic altogether. :)
All these non-Americans ranting and raving about American decline in English on an American service, citing the minutiae of American current events which they all faithfully follow--while Americans remain wholly ignorant of their worlds--and the irony never seems to hit them.
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A tree still stands as tall after the 10th Axe stroke as the first - yet a observer can see the fall coming.
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Key point this wrt young British people who regard themselves as 'Europeans', but nevertheless are utterly clueless about European politics, while gobbling up American politics, culture, and in some cases even adopting pseudo-American accents.
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Because America is an interesting case study of a collapse of an empire in modern times and the effects on its populace
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What’s the significance of it being in English?
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What's the significance of Latin having been the lingua franca during the Roman era?
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I tend to agree with you but perhaps fair to consider that decline historically sneaks up on the empire?
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