it sucks to be thousands of miles away from home and i dont
think there will be another place as efficient as singapore even if
there is, u'll be looked down on either by ur skin colour or theres
a language barrier.and the food here is awesome, u think u can live
off burgers but ure wrong, even caucasians are eating rice. these
are just many examples.
well. define home?
Ill define home as somewhere i have a voice, somewhere i feel
part of, represented and belong. If one doesnt share such feelings
towards his/her country, it doesnt make a difference if he/she were
to be on the other side of the world, instead of residing
otherwise.
Besides, your arguments arent good. Food? Language barrier?
Of the thousand other MORE important reasons, you'd wish to
priorities those for TS to consider. What about human rights? A
balanced social-work life? Asking if TS has a family to
support?
Regarding your statement on racial discrimination, Id have to
disagree. There is racial discrimination globally. Its only the
varying degree of it from country to country.
Supposedly TS was chinese and he'd migrate to Aus. It
wouldntmake much of a difference if he moves and stays in an
asian-filled suburb. Again, i dont wish to touch on other points as
you've mentioned, such as food and stuff. cause they are simply
trivial.
