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Lana Condor (22) is a young female actress, known for her leading role in Netflix movie ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’. Lana, who was born in Vietnam, raised in America and has Asian roots, this week responded to President Trump’s remark of COVID-19 as the ‘China Virus’ with a statement.
Lana, via Twitter, strongly condemned President Trump’s remark as planting a racist image and placing Asian American people in danger.
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bzk*****
The substance of the issue is wrong.
It’s not a problem of racial discrimination, but a problem of a lack of international morals.
I think that an apology is due, and that this is a matter that warrants giving compensation.
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tak*****
In truth it did originate in China, and they concealed it and responded late. Plus, the economy has stagnated and on an individual level people could lose their jobs, that serious influence is being experienced all over the world.
You really can say we have China to thank for that.
China is to the world nothing more than a burden.
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k k k
Trump is too frank. However, he is definitely correct.
This actress is too stupid. Rather than it being that she intentionally subverted the issue, it’s more like she doesn’t even realize her subversion, does she?
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mik*****
Rather than the China Virus remark, shouldn’t we bring up China’s claim that the corona virus was brought in by the American military?
That they’re saying this is an American crime, I think is a bigger issue than the China virus remark.
If there’s a basis for it, I want to know.
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Xqz*****
We call it the Novel Corona Virus, but it's not like we can keep saying that for decades ahead, so I think that China Virus is more suitable.
Though personally I think Wuhan Virus is better.
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