If Trump spent all his time answering the questions of left wing reporters in the manner in which you have suggested - The entire press conference would be spent with him spending all his time unpacking loaded question, which most of the questions are. It was simply a loaded question which Trump quickly recognized and rightly responded by answering it with a question of his own. The race card is the most typical of "progressive" debate tactics when they're either losing a debate or their tactics backfire. And naturally, being the left wing journalist that she is, she turned into a opportunity to imply Trump was being racist. Trump rightly ignored the question and asked her a question to place the blame where the blame rightly lay - with China. For Trump to have answered that question would be akin to answering the question " When did you stop beating your wife? " To answer the question in any way would be to concede to it's false assumptions - making the answer of the question appear guilty no matter how he answered it. The reporter's question was loaded with a false assumptions. This was clearly not the case - and as a result - China and WHO were responsible for a global pandemic.
Hindu wbite-American Indian white-Asian Indian American In. Slaying the myth required both empirical and. Chinese were deemed a special, racialized version of cheap labor, which justified the Chinese exclusion laws. Both China and WHO hid and mischaracterized the the virus and putt forth the false impression that human to human transmission wasn't possible. Aptheker, Herbert, Americas racist laws (1952). A: The coolie myth is insidious because it alleges that Chinese immigrants were pitiably oppressed, without individual personality or will, and pawns of big capitalists.
China has been responsible for most of the viruses the USA has faced.
That China had nothing to do with the question asked is nothing but an empty claim that does not stand to rational or historical scrutiny.
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