No, if anything I pity them. Most of them speak no other languages and are therefore quite limited in their understanding of other cultures or worldviews. English is a relatively easy language to learn, even on this very website pretty much every non-native English speaker is fluent in at least two languages (their L1 + English), which is something I consider a huge privilege, especially if you keep in mind that it's not just about the languages per se, but also about different kinds of thinking, of behaviour, of humour etc. A neat little bonus aspect of being multilingual is that if one language version of any kind of media (films, books, games...) doesn't appeal to me for whichever reason, I can always just switch to another version. For example, I've realised that in the majority of cases, the German translation of Nintendo games (especially from the late 90s and 2000s) is much more creative and witty on a language level than the English one, oftentimes due to the use of alliteration or semi-archaic synonyms, which seem to be easier to implement in German than in English.