Do you include Indians?

Is Mise,

Is this one of those trick questions?

Misopinionated,

Maybe a lot of the confusion about your seemingly-idiotic views about 'Asianisation' is the fact that we're all aware that 'Asian' covers a hell of a lot of very disparate groups, across the largest continent in the world, with most of the world's population.

You seem to have the extremely narrow - basically crazy - view that 'Asian' means 'Chinese' - and that 'Chinese' means 'Beijing-dialect-speaking Chinese' - and that 'BDS-Chinese' all support the CCP.

A minority of Asians - in Asia as well as in Australia - are Chinese. A minority of 'Chinese' - including Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Cantonese, Hokkien, Hakka, Szechuanese, Uighur, Hui, Tibetan, a host of minority nationalities - wouldn't be first-language speakers of Beijing-dialect.

Actually, only a relatively minor portion of China itself is occupied by Beijing-dialect Chinese - the rest would be Sinjiang (Uighurs, Kazakhs, Tajiks, Uzbeks, etc.), Tibet, Manchuria and Inner Mongolia (Mongols, Turkic groups and Manchus) and much of southern China.

Beijing-dialect Chinese will never control ALL Asians in Australia. The vast majority of what you call 'Asians' will fight just as hard to oppose CCP control of Australia. Try to get that through your head. Find another group to kick.

Anyway, BTT: I've moved house in the last couple of years, but the Adelaide water still tastes delicious, straight from the tap.

Joe

PSEUDO-MOUTH,

I've never equated Asian with meaning just Chinese.

This is just you trying to put words in my mouth again with the purpose of winning an argument. (I can read you like a book.)

Asians comprise a host of differents peoples from Turks in the west to Japanese in the east and Indians in the South to Mongolians in the north.

The word Asian denotes a vast range of peoples and racial types and connotes ethnic, cultural and racial diversity throughout the region.

I'm not really sure what your point is. Are you trying to say that there was never any program of Asianization of the Australian nation-state?

Misop,

Of course you have: time and again, you have used the phrase "Ni Hao ?" in relation to the your mythical 'Asianising' of Austalia. i.e. you have associated all Asians with a Beijing-dialect phrase.

Try to have some sense, for once.

Joe

PSEUDO-MOUTH,

YOU IMBECILE.

I don't think you can tell the difference between the real and the imaginable.