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No. The context is way different in the two usages, but
Posted on: June 24, 2020 at 16:44:05 CT
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neither should have been used.
One is used in the context of an actual martial art fighting the flu in a marketing campaign to fight influenza. There's also no evidence that Obama ever personally used the term (although he is ultimately responsible in the 9overall scheme of things).
One is used neither in the context of a martial art, nor does it have anything to do with fighting influenza. It is simply used as a derisive a term meant to disparage Chinese people unnecessarily. There is video evidence of Trump using the term at a rally.
If you can't see the difference,there's no point in arguing with you.
Edited by SparkyStalcup at 16:45:03 on 06/24/20
One is used in the context of an actual martial art fighting the flu in a marketing campaign to fight influenza. There's also no evidence that Obama ever personally used the term (although he is ultimately responsible in the 9overall scheme of things).
One is used neither in the context of a martial art, nor does it have anything to do with fighting influenza. It is simply used as a derisive a term meant to disparage Chinese people unnecessarily. There is video evidence of Trump using the term at a rally.
If you can't see the difference,there's no point in arguing with you.
Edited by SparkyStalcup at 16:45:03 on 06/24/20
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No. The context is way different in the two usages, but - SparkyStalcup MU - 6/24 16:44:05