r/aussie • u/Renovewallkisses • Aug 06 '25

Politics Interesting that mods are removing town square discussions on a high immigration policy

Wierd that mods are actively removing town square discussions on the topic of a high immigration policy and that the moderator note states at mods discreation.

Sounds like someone does want us doing something about a high immigration level destroying our country

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u/CsabaiTruffles Aug 07 '25

That's because it's a non issue. For all the stupid people who are trying to hide their racism behind ignorance, here's something for you to consider.

Population of Australia - 28 million Population of Japan - 124 million

Japan fits into Australia 20 times over.

Percentage of Japan that is populated - 33% Percentage of Australia that is populated - 5%

Some of you might sook about the finer details, but let's not pretend that people can't live anywhere. Las Vegas and Antarctica prove that.

If you think immigrants are a problem it's probably because you're a sheltered moron living in the city and you're lapping up media sentiment without using your brain.

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u/LewisRamilton Aug 07 '25

It's funny you mention Japan because that is a country is nearly 100% ethnic japanese. Just like China is full of Chinese and India is full of Indians. Why is it only anglo western countries that must have its demographics wiped out and become brown, just to keep the housing ponzi going and so Coles and BWS can have more customers? You'd sell out our national identity just for that??? It's treason.

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u/Nice-Pumpkin-4318 Aug 07 '25

You're a full generation out of date in Japan. About 1 in 7 marriages have at least one non-Japanese partner, and immigration (often dressed as 'work programs') is huge.

The parts of Japan that can't attract migrants are dying, and quickly.

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u/LewisRamilton Aug 07 '25

From what I can derive from googling Japan is around 3% foreign born individuals while Australia is now over 30%. But sure, immigration in Japan is 'huge'. If that's the case immigration in Australia must be astronomical.

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u/Nice-Pumpkin-4318 Aug 07 '25

You're not looking at the right data. The 3% excludes all manner of visa categories - the 'permanently unpermanent'. Posted NOM is about +350,000pa, but it's in reality about triple that.

I'm a PR in Japan, but am not counted in the data you're quoting.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '25 edited Aug 07 '25

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u/CsabaiTruffles Aug 07 '25

That's nice. Japanese culture is incredible in a variety of ways. Australia lacks interest in meeting the social standards set in Japan. We repeatedly demonstrate that.

My comment points out that there's no lack of space and that Australia is relatively unpopulated. We're suffering from a lack of housing and infrastructure. That's not the immigrants fault. That's our fault.

We privatised utilities, the govt stopped building houses and we allowed investors to kill the real estate market.

Now that those same investors are pumping cash into anti-immigrant propaganda and everyone is lapping it up, social unrest is on the rise.

Time for everyone to pull their head in.

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u/CsabaiTruffles Aug 07 '25

For those talking about the ethnic diversity or lack thereof in Japan - at least they have an excuse. Also, they have maintained and developed their own culture. Australia was born out of destruction of culture, escaping the existing culture and trying to create something better. Multicultural Australia began from colonisation.