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Is multiculturalism really 'mushy'? : Comments
By Jieh-Yung Lo, published 27/2/2007Multiculturalism may be abandoned as a policy but it continues to live on as a value.
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Well Mr. Jieh-Yung Lo, your article has merely provided yet another reason why multiculturalism needs to be completely expunged before this inherently divisive idealogy completely mutates this nation into a mere co-habitating space for disconnected ethnic tribes.
Speaking of the Chinese, their record of supressing minorities and enforcing cultural conformity in mainland China speaks for its self. Moreover, BOAZ is correct in pointing out that ethnic Chinese minorities outside of China have an unpromising record in terms of integration. Their record in Australia has been only slightly less dismal.
The author is of this nauseatingly insipid article peddles the oft-repeated fallacy that Australia has always been a multi-cultural nation. For goodness sake, learn to distinguish between multi-ethnic and multi-cultural. Australia has always been multi-ethnic, but the pernicious idealogy of multiculturalism has only been rammed down the throats of Australians within the last few decades. Not that many of these new migrant groups have much understanding of or respect for Australian history.