I don't believe so.

English isn't my first language either (also in the EU we're probably the worst at english speaking/learning).

I acknowledge that english requires you to learn how to spell properly because most words are written differently from the way they're pronounced (hence the need for actual spelling bees probably)

BUT!

What i do firmly believe most is that we're being too lazy to just check our grammar/spelling, always assuming the contents of our message gets delivered anyway (true nonetheless), but forgetting that the underlying message we relay is "i don't know how to spell because i think it's overrated or i'm just too busy to care" and i often find myself feeling like a dick, but the first thing that pops into my head is the reliability of my interlocutor crumbles away as i read the various butchering of "they're-there-their" or the atrocious (mostly in UK this one) "would OF, should OF, could OF".

I love the english language more than my own at times, as it's a wonderful language. It is extremely direct, but it can also be very pleasing to read, and richer than expected even (when compared with neo-latin languages for example).

I'm sorry if i sounded like a dick, but i care about these not-so-silly things and can't keep my mouth shut. Let's take pride in proper grammar and spelling.