Date: December 21st, 2020 9:56 PM Author: Duck-like salmon step-uncle's house trust fund
Thailand
Graffiti artist Headache Stencil reportedly tweeted, "Hey Chink! Please go back to ur shit-eating country. Our government need ur money to keep their power but you all not welcome for us now. #notwelcometothailand #backtourchinklandpls".[134]
Date: December 21st, 2020 10:06 PM Author: vibrant mischievous location
"In Uganda, 20 LGBT people were detained at a shelter by police and accused of violating social distancing requirements.[15]"
lol what the fuck. Did they actually violate social distancing requirements? Because I thought violating social distancing requirements was HUMAN SACRIFICE. In addition to BLM protests is there also an LGBT exemption? If they didn't, then what's the evidence there was actual discrimination instead of an honest mistake? JFC @ this shit
Date: December 21st, 2020 10:29 PM Author: cracking piazza
58% of Asian Americans and 45% of African Americans believe that racist views toward them had increased since the pandemic, according to a June 2020 Pew Research study.[284]
U.S. President Donald Trump frequently referred COVID-19 as the "Chinese Virus" and the "China Virus" in an attempt to point to its origin, a term considered by some to be anti-Chinese and racist.[295][296] He later argued this was "not racist at all" after lawmakers including Elizabeth Warren raised objections about the statement.[297] Trump also stated on Twitter, on 23 March 2020, that the coronavirus was not Asian Americans’ fault and their community should be protected.[298] CNN commentators Chris Cuomo and Jim Acosta also criticized the use of the term "Wuhan Virus" and "Chinese Virus",[299][300] although other CNN anchors had used those terms in the past.[301][302] Trump also brushed off the alleged use of the derogatory term "Kung Flu" by a White House official to refer to COVID-19 when asked by a reporter during a media session on 18 March 2020.[303][304] Eventually he pulled back on the "Chinese Virus" name due to Asian communities facing increased number of racist taunts and incidents as the illness spread across the U.S.[305] however, at his Tulsa, Oklahoma rally on 20 June, Trump referred to the virus as "Kung Flu."[306]
Date: December 21st, 2020 10:43 PM Author: Provocative very tactful regret
Additionally, one of the earliest reactions of the South African government with regard to COVID-19 prevention was to build a 40km fence on the border with Zimbabwe. This action was intended to "ensure that no undocumented or infected persons cross into the country," according to Public Works Minister Patricia de Lille.