Chris,

Would you agree with me that the demographic of Sydney is similar to that of Singapore?

Misopinionated,

My god, what a moron. Sydney's ethnic mix, according to Wikipedia:

At the 2016 census, the most commonly nominated ancestries were:

English (27%)
Australian (25%)
Chinese (10.8%)
Irish (9.2%)
Scottish (6.8%)
Italian (4.5%)
Indian (4.3%)
Lebanese (3.5%)
German (2.7%)
Greek (2.6%)
Vietnamese (2.3%)
Filipino (2.3%)
Indigenous (1.5%)
Korean (1.4%)
Maltese (1.3%)

All on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Sydney

So 68 % British (including Welsh, probably and improperly included under 'English') and Australian.

10.8 % Chinese, i.e. Mandarin-, Cantonese-, Hakka-, Teochiew-, etc. -speakers of Chinese languages, from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Central Asia, etc..

Not to be confused in tiny minds, Misop, with Koreans, Japanese, Filipinos/Filipinas, Burmese, Thai, Cambodians, Hazara, Uighurs, etc., etc.

But all that means nothing to you ? Stick with your pig-ignorance then.

Joe

LOUDmouth,

I wasn't asking you. You are not in a position to prove anything.

Mr O,

Actually Joe is in a position to answer anyone's
questions on this forum. It is a discussion forum
after all and you often jump in Mr O - when the
questions are not directed at you either - so
knock off the instructions. Practice it yourself.

Thanks, Foxy.

I'm glad that sanity, intelligence and humanity can sometimes prevail over dip-sticks.

Joe

Loudmouth,

The reason I said you are not in a position to prove anything is simply because you do not have any credentials to support your proofs.