原来床破的China virus 就是最先引用这个垃圾的叫法

[zy2024]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

[zy2024]

绝对是个垃圾

[netflix]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

结果黄疮还力挺，黄疮还是人吗

[DickIvanka]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

操。 原来是这个垃圾。

刚给儿子打了个电话， 儿子居然说我太老，连kirk都不知道。 儿子还算是不关心政治的人， 也知道kirk， 说这个人经常大学里辩论。

[beijingren3]

[verdelite]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

川普一开始说的是“Chinese virus”，后来才改成“China Virus”。那么问题来了，这个Kirk一开始说的是Chinese Virus，还是China Virus?

[subsub2]

黄床都是畜生

[VladPutin]

这个贱婢就是老疮逼的精神导师。老疮逼下令全国下半旗给网红咳咳默哀。

[pathdream]

free blue little

[beijingren3]

黄床都是畜生

White supremacists loved Charlie Kirk. Decent people didn't.

[molen]

川普一开始说的是“Chinese virus”，后来才改成“China Virus”。那么问题来了，这个Kirk一开始说的是Chinese Virus，还是China Virus?

没啥区别

[verdelite]

没啥区别

我们讲究个准确性，科学性。到底他说了啥，这是个事实，不应该用没啥区别为理由就随便替换。

[苍井吱]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

那必须给枪手点个赞了

[fanqie]

黄皮川粉来做一下fact check

[fanqie]

Charlie Kirk did not create the phrase “China Virus.”

That phrase was most prominently popularized by former President Donald Trump in early 2020, referring to COVID-19’s origin in Wuhan, China. Trump repeatedly used it in speeches, press conferences, and on Twitter.

However, Charlie Kirk did use and amplify it.
• On his podcast and social media, Kirk often referred to COVID-19 as the “China Virus” or “Wuhan Virus.”
• He used the term in criticizing the Chinese government and in pushing conspiracy theories that the virus might have been leaked from a lab.
• Kirk’s use of the phrase aligned with broader right-wing rhetoric at the time, but he wasn’t the originator.

So in short: He didn’t invent the phrase, but he embraced and spread it.

[molen]

我们讲究个准确性，科学性。到底他说了啥，这是个事实，不应该用没啥区别为理由就随便替换。

希特勒在某次会议具体是说了犹太人应该全部杀光，还是说犹太人应该彻底消灭

一个意思，无区别

[juderiverman]

The term gained significant traction when former President Donald Trump retweeted Kirk's post on March 11, 2020, in which Kirk referred to COVID-19 as the "China virus". Trump quickly adopted the phrase and used it frequently in the following weeks.

Karma is the guy on the Chiefs