Dear Aidan,

My answer to your question is YES.

'Australian' is no longer a nationality. It is just a stamp on a passport. You loss your claim to being a nation when multiculturalism was introduced.

Dear nickname,

You're an absolute prophet of things that are most likely to be.

Dear Philip S,

I'm not taking sides. I'm only pointing out what I see as a demographic consequence of mike Baird's ambition to turn Sydney into a gigantic holiday resort for millions of Chinese tourists. If you have a beef with Islamic peoples then I suggest you take it up with our future Australian prime minister Salim Mahajer.

Dearest Mr Opinion
It's written in the Confucian Profits that all things come to pass.
My honourable ancestors were Irish Dalriada in Pictland which is Scotland but it's Britain, you see, the kingdom of Australia with Queen's English in always will be Aboriginal country. A nation of down-unders.

Dear Mr Opinion,

What is the distinctive feature of Chinese people that enables you to identify them as such?

And WTF do you think a nation is?

Dear Aidan,

Race is the principal indicator I use to identify a Chinese person.

A nation is a group of people within a defined territory who share a common history, common language and common culture.

I hope you enjoyed the lesson. Do you have any more questions you need to know the answers to?