> I think there should have been an uprising (violent, if necessary) in 1996, but the ship has sailed.
Lol you want a popular revolution over the Rechtschriebereform?
Strong contender for First World Problem hall of fame here.
Lol you want a popular revolution over the Rechtschriebereform?
Strong contender for First World Problem hall of fame here.
It's hard to know how to read your comment upthread but invoking violent protest and using political rhetoric like "never forgive" can't possibly have a salutary influence on an online discussion. When you're hot under the collar, please cool down before posting.
That's why we consider the Turks eradicating the Kurdish language a human rights violation, but don't say the same thing when, say, a swimming pool closes.
How much it is a part of one's identity and a "core of one's being" is up to every specific person to decide, not for you to impose.