GordonGekko

I want to move to S'pore with my family and I have a background in media and I'm also educated in business/banking.

What is the clinical definition of autism and what is causing it?

I have read quite a lot about the Afrikaner history, and because of Apartheid, many in Europe and America depict you all as "white racist hatemongrels".

This is not right - RSA is your home and you should be treated accordingly.

I'm really interested in identities and labels we give each other. The question is: how you label yourself, i.e. as a/an

-European

-White

- South African

-White African

or something else?

...or is he just a regular Afrikaner who has borrowed the name of a Finnish artist? He name is genuinly Finnish, though.

With all the xenophobic violence and mayhem, what's next for RSA?

Ever been stung by one?

We all recognize that we live in a globalized world, but the West is still insisting on that all nations follow the same principles of democracy.

Isn't this a clear-cut case of desperation, as many growing economies (like China, India, etc) do not share our greco-roman roots in cultural and political ideals. Why isn't a Chinese or Indian kind of democracy acceptable to the West?

...and what's their story?

I am interested in so-called socio-ethnical anomalies. We have accepted racial minorities in Europe and America as Europeans or Americans.

Is it harder to accept Caucasian people as minorities of their respective countries, even if they are born and raised in Africa and Asia? Why is that?

Is there such a thing as a Caucasian/White African or Asian? Why/why not?

I am a Westerner who is looking to move to Singapore and make it my home.

I love Singapore and all it stands for and I would like to become a citizen, learn Mandarin and spend the rest of my life there. Would I be considered strange or smart?