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Australian multiculturalism is a strong stream with many tributaries : Comments
By Vic Alhadeff, published 9/12/2015The success of a multicultural society - and its failure, as is increasingly evident in parts of Europe - is predicated on a symbiotic relationship between majority and minority.
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" When the islamic crusades began Rome was too weak to resist, fell & the dark ages began."
The events you relate occurred 200yrs BEFORE the rise of Islam.
Good grief!
suseonline,
"If Australia was still a mono cultural society, then there would only be Indigenous Australians living here. "
If so it would still be multicultural because when Cook arrived there wasn't a monoculture but myriad cultures and languages, not to mention spectacular levels of warfare, misogyny, infanticide.
I know that among the kumbaya-set it was paradise before Cook but in the real world these were stone age people living short brutish lives. And we can be sure that a good number of them were also immigrants/invaders. If we want to pretend that only the original settlers were indigenous then probably the Tassie aboriginals are the true indigenous group having been forced out by later invaders, who in turn were forced out by still later invaders. (What happened to the Bradshaw people?).