Mr O,

Once again Sir, it is your business what you
wish to believe or accept.

Foxy,

Interesting.

I'm curious as why I keeping seeing lots of Asians on the streets of Sydney and Melbourne and you see hardly any.

I reckon it's 1 in 2 people and you reckon it's only 1 in 10 people who are Asian.

Interesting. I wonder why two people see two different things when looking at the same thing.

I would be interested to hear what others are seeing in these to cities.

Mr O,

I'm not focused on any particular race of people
as you obviously are. Australians are born close
to 200 different countries and almost half of
the population in 2016 had been born overseas or
had at least one parent born overseas.

The census shows that Australia has a higher
population of overseas born people (26%) than the
US (14%) Canada (32%), New Zealand (23%) and the
UK (13%).

Also 20.9% had one or both parents born overseas
and 50.7% of Australians had a grandparent born
overseas.

There's no escaping it.
We are a nation of immigrants.

See you on another discussion.
This one for me has now run its course.

Cheers.

Foxy,

It's looking like you are what I might call a demographics denialist.

I guess it's because you refuse to accept the fact that Australia has been Asianized and you want to reject your new Asian identity.

I understand your dilemma Foxy. I was the same at first but I learned to accept it and now I am as Asian as you.

Which migrants are Asian?

Is Mise,

Is this one of those cryptic questions? Or do you just want to find out if any of us did geography in high school?

I'll give you my answer: The Asian migrants are the ones who emigrated to Australia from Asia.

But keep it under wraps. We'll just keep it between the two of us.