Mr Opinionated,

Such a sweet child, if a bit woolly-headed.

When you 'see' Chinese, are you aware that you're 'seeing' Chinese from Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, etc.; AND Koreans, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino, Mongolia (yes, I was chatting to a Mongolian Mormon a few weeks back, nice bloke), Central Asia, etc., and Australian-born members of all of those ethnic groups ?

People that you see on the streets: students, visitors, tourists - i.e. people who are not inside the air-conditioned towers pretending to work, or in cars sealed off from the great unwashed ? i.e. people who use the streets more than average ?

Muslims make up, what ? 2 % of the population ? Chinese, i.e. Chinese Chinese, who make up, what ? another 1 % ?

Get a grip, you blokes.

Joe

Dear Loudmouth,

So what do you reckon? we should bring in another ten million Chinese?

Checked under my bed Mr O bloke said he was Malaysian but the buggers lie
See if he can cook if he cook good Chinese he can stay

Dear Mr Opinion,

On our current immigrant intake the government
decides - what we need. There are certain
restrictions, and certain criteria that has to be
met. At present I believe that the intake is
based on skilled labour and the balance seems to be
right.

Perhaps what you're seeing are tourists. Which I
think is good for our economy.

Dear Foxy,

The government brings in cashed up Chinese to keep the economy afloat. It is one of the mainstays of Scumo's economic policy.

What I'm saying is that if people like mhaze don't think there are many Chinese in Australia and having a lot of Chinese in the country doesn't matter then why not bring in another five to ten million.

Dear Mr Opinion,

I realise what you are trying to say.