I am a very tolerant little squirrel. But I'm a citizen of the US. I can say whatever I want to say in American-English about my government, and I can say it with impunity. Chinese citizens, North Korean citizens --German citizens -- even British subjects and Canadians, cannot.
I can also worship as I choose if my religion does not interfere with the rights of my fellow individuals, defend myself if attacked, and bring down the government if it should become a tyranny. The Government cannot interfere.
The US Government does not give me these simple rights. Neither does the U.S. Constitution --it merely acknowledges that such basic human rights exist a priori. This is what we call "American Exceptionalism." If it's got given by government, it cannot be legitimately taken away. (This was a smart move by the Founders.)
Most people who speak versions of Chinese or Russian would not understand this concept: but they all seem to want to live here.
I would have wished three things in my life: To dance (women love men who can dance), to have bought Google stock at $1-a-share in a private placement transaction, and to have the skills to be a polyglot. (Nora and Lora come fourth and fifth.)
No, I'm not going to translate this. Sorry. I know that google or bing will screw up the translation...
Here is the real universal language of the world today, and the reason why so many people want to learn English as a foreign language: