Mr O,

Seriously, you need to stop or I will recommend to
Graham to have you banned from this forum.

Your
racist attitude is getting out of hand. You keep
repeating the same message over and over again
with your - derisive racist clickbait.
You probably feel that you can get away with it because of
your anonymity. Well Graham knows who you are. And he
will deal with you.

Also -

Kindly do not address any more posts to me. I do not
want to engage in any further inter-action with you.

Misop,

It may happen, but it will be some time before Australia becomes predominantly an Asian nation. I don't really see anything wrong about that. It's probably a sort of historical destiny, since we're geographically closer to Asia than to any other continent.

Of course, by then, Asia itself may be much more mixed than now. Beautiful.

Joe

Dear Joe,

Do me a favour - and just ignore Mr O, from now
on. Don't give him a platform. He gets off on
that. Have you noticed that nobody responds to
him on this forum. Let us not do it as well.
Let him talk to himself. It will get rather
boring after a while. He needs an audience.
Don't give him one.

Misop,

Of course, your kids, if you ever have any, or their kids, will very likely marry people with at least some Asian background, from that immensely varied gene-pool, varying ever more so into the future.

Perhaps their generation will skip the racism gene and they will go on to live very happy lives, and raise THEIR kids to marry the next generation with Asian backgrounds. Plenty of Australians already have.

Come to think of it, my dear wife had a Chinese gr-gr-gr-grandfather, probably Hokkien, who came out here to SA in the 1850s for the copper-mining. That may be why she was so beautiful, and our kids too. It obviously wasn't the mongrel-British admixture, not that I've got anything much against a mongrel-British admixture.

Joe

Dear Foxy,

But I can't resist poking a stick in the mindless ants' nest that is the strange mind of Misopinionated :(

On Classic FM today, they played Rachmaninoff's 2nd Symphony: at my wife's funeral, they played the Third Movement, the bit that Eric Carmen acknowledged in a couple of his songs (All By Myself, Never Gonna Fall In Love Again), at the end of the service. Two hundred people in the chapel, and another two hundred outside, heard Rachmaninoff probably for the first time. She would have loved that:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKdqDrlB3CQ

Love,

Joe

Dear Joe,

Fair enough - regarding Mr O.

Your wife must have been quite a lady.

Lucky you. Lucky her.

And wonderful children.