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So here’s a question. Why couldn’t we say that it seemed likely that the Covid 19 had maybe come from a Lab in Wuhan China. A Virus has to originate from somewhere. This one being as sudden as it was why could it not have come from a Lab either? Why did it get to the point of saying Wuhan Virus 🦠 meant people were being “racist”? Do people even know what it means to be a “Race-ist” anymore when the word is slapped onto just about everything and everyone?
Personally I think it should be called the “Wuhan Lab Virus” if that’s where it came from and it wasn’t a naturally occurring germ.
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Personally I think it should be called the “Wuhan Lab Virus” if that’s where it came from and it wasn’t a naturally occurring germ.
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