All these female "reporters" asking the President about the FEELINGS of Chinese people when the President refers to #coronavirus as the "Chinese virus."
As of this day forward, I give up on fighting stereotypes.
Stereotypes
5 years ago in #coronavirus by stefan.molyneux (66)
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They'd rather people apologise for a pun, than China apologise for the release of a world-spanning pandemic.
I prefer to call it the "Kung Flu", but "Chinese Virus" works fine I guess.
And stereotypes are good and hilarious - change my mind! XD
Yes, we should be concerned about the feelings of Chinese people (especially reporters and scientists) who have been jailed, confined, beaten, threatened and/or locked in their buildings without food or water.
The CPP be damned... even if it is found out that The US created the virus then shipped it to China, and through China to Iran.