- 主题发起人 大枫叶国
- 发布时间 2017-02-02
一些傻逼，自己同胞都不友好，反而还装模作样关心墨麒麟，真是犯贱
华人对参政、公益等普遍不热心参与，导致政治上的不相称弱势，自身利益和安全当然难以保证。当年马来西亚成立时，华人人口比马来人多，可第一次大选后议会中马来人占绝对优势，导致制定的宪法规定马来西亚是一个马来人的国家，从此华人永远成为二等公民。所以大家应该支持参政的华人，正在竞选联邦保守党党魁的华裔庄文浩正需要大家的支持，任何十四岁以上加拿大公民和永久居民都可以在3月28日前交纳十五加元年费加入保守党后，在5月27日举行的选举中投票，详见www.chong.ca或www.conservative.ca
最后编辑: 2017-02-03
保守黨現在純粹變成了一個反木木的團體
为什么会这样说呢？保守党还是很靠谱的，一向稳健慎重，实施的政策多是深谋远虑，竭力维护加拿大的主权和价值观，也没有实施过川普那样的禁令。前天庄文浩在蒙特利尔说：加拿大是在难民的基础上成立的国家，最早的加拿大人是在北美独立战争期间从美国逃入加拿大的保皇派难民。虽然在爱尔兰大饥荒期间由于担心涌入过多的天主教徒冲击新教徒的主导地位而引起过争论，最后还是全部接纳并授予平等的权利和地位，这些留在魁北克的爱尔兰难民的后裔是魁省最坚定的联邦主义者，著名的加拿大进步保守党总理马尔罗尼就是其中的杰出代表。保守党政府实施的移民和难民安全筛选政策是必要和有效的，加拿大境内的恐怖袭击者都不是移民或难民，他们都是在加拿大出生的。
马来西亚华人一直以来从未多过马来人。
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_Chinese
Demographics[edit]
Whole country[edit]
An early census of ethnic groups in the British Malay states, conducted by the British in 1835, showed that ethnic Chinese constituted 8 percent of the population and were mainly found in the Straits Settlements, while the Malays and Indians made up 88 percent and 4 percent of the population respectively.[53]
Malaya's population quickly increased during the 19th and 20th centuries, although the majority of Chinese immigrants were males rather than females.[54] By 1921, Malaya's population had swollen to nearly three million, and the Chinese constituted just under 30 percent while the Malays constituted 54.7%, the population growth being fuelled by immigrants from neighbouring Indonesia (the Indians made up most of the remainder). While the Chinese population was largely transient, and many coolies returned to China on a frequent basis, 29 percent of the Chinese population were local-born, most of whom were the offspring of first-generation Chinese immigrants.[55]
The British government began to impose restrictions on migration during the 1930s, but the difference between the number of Chinese and Malays continued to decrease even after World War II. The 1947 census indicated that the Malays constituted 49.5% of the population, compared to the Chinese at 38.4%, out of a total population of 4.9 million.[56] According to Lete, the population of Chinese were 38% out of total Malayan population of 6.3 million in 1957.[57] The Malaysian population however have declined percentage-wise from the mid-20th century, down to 24.6% in the 2010 census, or around 6.4 million out of a total Malaysian population of 28.3 million.[58]
The Chinese population is primarily urban, the 2010 census shows that around 90% of Malaysian Chinese live in the urban area.[58]
Historical table[edit]
Historical demographics of Chinese in Malaya/Malaysia
Year 1835 1911[59] 1931[60] 1947[61] 1957[61] 1970[61] 1980 1991 2000[62] 2010[63][64] 2016[2]
Population 1,285,000 1,871,000 2,398,000 3,274,000 4,623,900 5,691,900 6,400,000 6,650,000
Percentage 8.0% 29.6% 33.9% 38.4% 37.6% 35.8% 33.9% 28.1% 26.1% 24.6% 23.4%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_Chinese
Demographics[edit]
Whole country[edit]
An early census of ethnic groups in the British Malay states, conducted by the British in 1835, showed that ethnic Chinese constituted 8 percent of the population and were mainly found in the Straits Settlements, while the Malays and Indians made up 88 percent and 4 percent of the population respectively.[53]
Malaya's population quickly increased during the 19th and 20th centuries, although the majority of Chinese immigrants were males rather than females.[54] By 1921, Malaya's population had swollen to nearly three million, and the Chinese constituted just under 30 percent while the Malays constituted 54.7%, the population growth being fuelled by immigrants from neighbouring Indonesia (the Indians made up most of the remainder). While the Chinese population was largely transient, and many coolies returned to China on a frequent basis, 29 percent of the Chinese population were local-born, most of whom were the offspring of first-generation Chinese immigrants.[55]
The British government began to impose restrictions on migration during the 1930s, but the difference between the number of Chinese and Malays continued to decrease even after World War II. The 1947 census indicated that the Malays constituted 49.5% of the population, compared to the Chinese at 38.4%, out of a total population of 4.9 million.[56] According to Lete, the population of Chinese were 38% out of total Malayan population of 6.3 million in 1957.[57] The Malaysian population however have declined percentage-wise from the mid-20th century, down to 24.6% in the 2010 census, or around 6.4 million out of a total Malaysian population of 28.3 million.[58]
The Chinese population is primarily urban, the 2010 census shows that around 90% of Malaysian Chinese live in the urban area.[58]
Historical table[edit]
Historical demographics of Chinese in Malaya/Malaysia
Year 1835 1911[59] 1931[60] 1947[61] 1957[61] 1970[61] 1980 1991 2000[62] 2010[63][64] 2016[2]
Population 1,285,000 1,871,000 2,398,000 3,274,000 4,623,900 5,691,900 6,400,000 6,650,000
Percentage 8.0% 29.6% 33.9% 38.4% 37.6% 35.8% 33.9% 28.1% 26.1% 24.6% 23.4%
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