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A United Harmonious Australia of Tomorrow
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How beautiful it would be, if we had no sense of ‘ethnic division’.
If we could all look around and see just ‘Australians’.
Cultural diversity emphasis is based on racist ideas. What is so important about my ‘ethnicity’ ?
After all, our liberal friends are constantly telling us “There is only ONE race...the Human Race”.
Ok.. if thats the case, then why in the world would we not want to intermarry, and mix ourselves up so that a new ‘Australian’ emerges, who has bloodlines stretching out all across the globe ?
There is nothing inherently ‘superior’ or ‘more noble’ about my own Scottish/English background. The only thing we have going for us in Australia is ‘numbers’.
Naturally, as we intermarry and blend, the new ‘Australian’ will have shade of skin possibly a bit off white. His/her nose might be a tad flatter, he/she might indulge in customs slightly different from those we practice now. But one thing is for sure. There will never again be ‘Cronulla’ or Maroubra, or Lambing flat, or yesterdays bashing of a Jewish man in Caulfield by drunk Ocean Grove footballers.
Yes, I speak with a vested interest. I am bi-racial (Scot/Anglo) and have tri-racial children and am married to an Asian girl.
One thing I noticed though, my children were able to identify with all groups. My young son loves Jacky Chan movies but his best friend is very much Anglo. My oldest son was repeatedly the most popular boy in his secondary year (not by vote, just by perception of the teachers).
My daughter did suffer the scarring indignity of being told she was “born in a peanut butter jar” by an anglo girl at primary school, and is now marrying a half Anglo half Maori boy and her child will be and Australian of English/Scottish/Bornean/Maori ethnic heritage.
Perhaps I’m just being selfish, but I’d hardly say I’m ‘racist’ :)