Talk:Deculturalization
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Too narrow, see French deculturation, global Americanisation, effects of social media etc.
[edit]The French intellectuals deplore a deculturation which has nothing to do with majority rule, but with dumbing down and loss of national culture, and it's universal. This major aspect is missing here. Arminden (talk) 09:52, 9 October 2025 (UTC)
Very poor English and in part woke beyond repair
[edit]Terribly sub-standard language-wise.
Also in part woke beyond repair: why is imposing one official national language such a barbaric act? Not allowing naturalisation - bad. Not permitting private preservation of "old language" and traditions - bad. But pushing through a single official language?! There are indeed rather recent academic discussions about whether the nation as a concept is a good or bad idea, but ever since the French Revolution, nation-building has been overwhelmingly seen as a positive and has been the goal everywhere across Europe and its sphere of influence. EnWiki is not the space for fighting against the concept of nation state, certainly not outside dedicated articles: the opposite constitutes POV-pushing. Arminden (talk) 17:29, 12 March 2026 (UTC)