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Serbs and Croats - you say hate each other and
continue to fight each other? Really - all Serbs
and Croats? Or only the ones who got overly
excited in the sports arena - and allowed past
hatreds to rise to the surface. They were ones who
were born here and were too young to even have a
drivers licence. They're not unlike other nationalities
who display their antagonism against their sporting
opponents.
And Lebanese Muslims have nothing
but contempt for our society? Really - they all
do, do they? Then they must be a minority - because
I thought most Lebanese were Christians. And what
about the decades of peaceful Lebanese settlement
in this country?
You want me to tell you whether
I think that these "alien" groups be allowed to
continue to come here - with their "alien" cultural
practices? Especially when they have nothing but
contempt for our society?
Let me say that I don't believe in
unreasonable generalisations and sweeping statements.
Because then it appears that you are arguing on an
emotional level - not a mature intelligent one.
Here are some facts - taken from the Australian
Immigration Fact Sheet 1:
"Australia's Migration Program does not discriminate
on the basis of race or relgion." So your question
regarding Serbs, Croats, Lebanese Muslims is irrelevant.
"All Applications for migration to Australia are assessed
against requirements set out in the Migration Act and
REgulations. There are different criteria for different
categories of visas and the criteria are established to
meet Australia's national interests and needs. The
Government determines the criteria and sets the number of
people who can enter under the program on an annual
basis."
"The policies and legislation governing migrant selection
are applied equally to all applicants."
"The criteria for the Migration Program are selective -
only those applicants who meet Australia's requirements
and have good prospects for successful settlement are
chosen. There are detailed rules governing entry in
each migration category and selection is based on a case-by
-case assessment of applications."