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Roger Helmer @RogerHelmerMEP 000 So is it racist to mention "Chinese food" or "Indian Curry" or "Korean Kimchee" or "German Sauerkraut"? So why not "Chinese virus"? sky news Sky News @SkyNews · 24 Jun US President Donald Trump has been criticised for again using a term that's been labelled 'racist', to describe the #coronavirus at a rally in Phoenix. Latest news from the US here: trib.al/6EN1ebD Roger Helmer @RogerHelmerMEP Can we please stop referring to new-variant Covid as "originating in the UK". It was FIRST IDENTIFIED in the UK, which is an entirely different thing. 08:30 · 28/12/2020 · Twitter for iPhone

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How it started; How its going


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I guess we should retire the expression "avoid it like the plague given how little effort people put into avoiding an actual plague
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