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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Absolutely.....but they still would
Bingo! Numbers have nothing to do with this.
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Why not? I would have thought larger numbers would help acceptance, as the "non-whatever-country" people would be seen more, be known more, be understood more.
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Yet, you can see why:
-to use your words.... "it would be hard for "real" Chinese people to see you as "fully" Chinese"
It's not numbers, it's faces that count.
Lets face it, if you or I lived in China, we would not be Chinese. We might speak the language, hold a passport and marry a Chinese woman but we would still not be fully Chinese 
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Yes, I see your point. Obviously we would not have a "Chinese" face, & so would not be seen as Chinese.
But...if the "
Chinese National Party" then came along & said that you were inferior, that you were not as good as a "real" Chinese, said you were a drain on the country & scrounged things needed for "real" Chinese, said it wanted you & all your kind to be "resettled" back to some white country (which you have never been to & the only link you have to it is that your grandparents or whatever were born there), would you not be annoyed? Would you not find that wrong?
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But "real" (genetically) English are Anglo-Saxon, not black or yellow. Now you can see where they are coming from.....
It's a genetic thing.....
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No, I can't see where they are coming from (other than the sewer).
So what if it is a "genetic thing"? So what if to be a "real" English person you have to actually be of Anglo-Saxon origin?
WTF does any of that have to do with it?
Discriminating on the basis of race / ethnic origin is wrong.
Wanting a "pure-white" Great Britain is wrong.
Wanting to "send home" *all* non-white British residents & British citizens is wrong. So what if they are not "English" (as in genetic ethnic origin) they are still British as in nationality, citizenship, etc. They live here. They work here. There were born here. Their parents & their parents parents (& so on) may have been born & raised here. They have a right to live in this country, just as much as any white person.