If you try to destroy my culture from within, I'll do everything I can, to put you outside.
Destroying a culture from within is similar to the Marxist strategy of insertionism.

According to Britannica as the British Empire
expanded the country absorbed people throughout
the globe. English culture has been accented
with diverse contributions from Afro Caribbeans,
Asians, Muslims, and other immigrant groups.

Fish and chips and bangers and mash have been
replaced and given way to Indian, Chinese, Italian,
and other cuisines. Guitar based rock bands blend with
South Asian rap, and Afro-Caribbean salsa and even the
English language abounds in neologisms drawn from
nearly every one of the world's tongues.

CM,

You are the one who has placed himself - outside,
of reality.

Hi Fester,

Thank You!

I've got 2 things to say.
1. Foxy if you were born here, then you don't really need to validate yourself. Just say I'm Aussie, I was born here so ping ding.
2. If you keep defending immigrants and telling your story to validate it, people will keep thinking of you as an immigrant, because that's what you're identifying yourself as.

Finally, you can say how great immigrants are and what they've contributed to the country, but you're kind of skating on thin ice doing so.
The country is full to the brim right now with Albo's million in a year, we don't need more immigrants at this time.
Aussies that used to live in the 'lucky country' are now living homeless in local parks while the government splashes cash around to immigrants and minorities like it grows on trees.

I've been giving a great deal of thought to the
subject of this discussion. Tonight we're having
stir-fried noodles with chicken. My doctor is
from Persia (my Chinese doctor has retired). And
my family is made up of English, German, Scotish,
Irish, Welsh,Swedish, Ukrainian, and Russian, ancestries.

We're a diverse blend of values, traditions, and customs
that are influenced by a variety of cultures. We're known
for being laid-back, more individual, and outgoing.

This is reflected in our society in food, art, sport, film,
in our culture, fashion and music. That's why so many want
to come to this country. We should be proud of our
achievements and who we are today. We've come a long way.
We still have a long way to go.

Should we change our national anthem? Do we still want to
keep on singing the same national anthem for the next 50 years?
Something to ponder with Australia Day just around the corner.
We stopped singing "God Save The Queen", and replaced it with
"Advance Australia Fair", Does this really represent us?

Something to think about. Look at the words.