If you HAD to choose, would you rather your country lose its language or its race?

[Tooting Carmen]

Now defunct French poster Rudel apparently said that he'd rather France became predominantly Black but still French-speaking than remain predominantly White but no longer French-speaking. How do you feel about this?

[DarkWater]

I don't know how to answer. As an American, my country has no one race. It would be a shame if the USA lost English, but that's so unrealistic that I can't even imagine it being possible

[TheMaestro]

Ofc, language.

[Tooting Carmen]

I don't know how to answer. As an American, my country has no one race. It would be a shame if the USA lost English, but that's so unrealistic that I can't even imagine it being possible

Try visiting South Florida, Texas or California nowadays.

[Tooting Carmen]

Ofc, language.

Why is it 'of course'?

[happycow]

I don't know how to answer. As an American, my country has no one race. It would be a shame if the USA lost English, but that's so unrealistic that I can't even imagine it being possible

In the South it may be possible. Where I live Spanish practically dominates. I'd rather not lose the dominance of the English language.

[DarkWater]

Try visiting South Florida, Texas or California nowadays.

That's very true, but that isn't the entire country, just a small fraction. I think it's cool to have other languages and cultures within the US. The more diverse the better.

[Black Panther]

I actually would love for my country to lose its language and adopt an African one.

[StonyArabia]

For me race and language. Losing a language like what happened in Anatolia, you get bunch of confused mutts like Bori, who looks like a cracker but thinks he is a gook LOL

[Tooting Carmen]

That's very true, but that isn't the entire country, just a small fraction. I think it's cool to have other languages and cultures within the US. The more diverse the better.

California by itself is home to over a tenth of the US population and an even bigger percentage of the US economy. Hardly insignificant.