Reply With QuoteConcart (05-05-2021), Guno צְבִי (05-05-2021)
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Hello Big Money Dolla,
It means that words matter.Originally Posted by Big Money Dolla
We have a generic term for the disease in this pandemic. COVID-19.
That is how we should refer to it.
It is the politically correct way to mention it. Being politically correct is a way to show that we care about our fellow Americans.
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Concart (05-05-2021), Guno צְבִי (05-05-2021)
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Historically we name pandemics after the areas of origin, west nile, ebola, zika, etc.
origionally we called it the wuhan virus but china embarked on a propaganda campaign to call it racist.
Black people are not sucker punching asians because we call it the wuhan flu or whatever, they have been doing it for years. Remember "the knock out game"? go look to see who were the perpetrators and who were the victims.
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Big Money Dolla,
Singling out blacks again?
Why?
The white guy on the stretcher was the assailant:
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Guno צְבִי (05-05-2021)
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