You came on here asking a question. It's an internet forum, and my opinion is that language skills are crucial in the practice of medicine, as it is at the core of how we (pathologists) communicate our work product. You position that language is pointless is part of why some people are so anti-FMG, and that's a shame for the many FMGs that know how important language is and work very hard to improve their English language skills. You want to practice medicine in the English speaking country. No one put a gun to your head and told you to leave your home country. Communicating nuanced opinions is not easy with perfect language skills. With mediocre skills, it's darn near impossible. Montreal is a lovely place I hear, but I'd never go try to work there... because I don't speak fluent French. As noted above, there's a big difference between speaking English well enough to get into the US or do research versus practicing real medicine in an English speaking country.
Regardless of your language skills, if that attitude is what comes through, you probably won't get a residency spot anyway. PITA FMG... yeah, program directors are banging down the door for them.