Fun Fact: English (along with Catalan and Danish) is considered as a Indo-European neutral language, meaning it lacks most of the grammar, syntax, and declension found in most other languages that evolved from PIE.

Fuck "Should be." It is, and it is for a whole slew of good reasons.

I'm perfectly happy that we're not all speaking Esperanto. If language is too hard, maybe you're not meant to survive.

Ironically many countries use it as their language of commerce and politics specifically because isn’t laced with thousands of years of tribal violence.

India for example, where it was the language of their oppressors but there are too many different languages so the one everyone agrees upon is the one that isn’t from India.

If we had any sense, we'd pick as our global language the most aesthetic and easiest to learn, which is obviously Italian.