Isn't it funny it's called the "Spanish Flu" but if you say "Whuan" or "Chinese" virus it's racist???
The hypocrisy today...smm17'nh
^^ doesn't have a 17ing clue^^It was called “Spanish Flu” for the same reasons people want to call this one the “Wuhan Flu”. The 1918 pandemic started in Kansas, not Spain. Our government tried to sweep it under the rug, similar to now, and use propaganda techniques to place the blame of our failures on someone else. That’s how you got “Spanish Flu” and why conservative conspiracy theorists are pushing “Wuhan Flu” now.
similar to now, and use propaganda techniques to place the blame of our failures on someone else. .
Isn't it funny it's called the "Spanish Flu" but if you say "Whuan" or "Chinese" virus it's racist???
The hypocrisy today...smm17'nh
We were in a war at the time remember? It hit both sides in WWI very hard but neither wanted it to be that public, for obvious reasons. Spain was not in the war and their press had no restrictions on talking about it in the press like the combatants did. It came to be known as the Spanish Flu because of that. it originated here, most likely in Kansas. The first documented outbreak was on an army post there.It was called “Spanish Flu” for the same reasons people want to call this one the “Wuhan Flu”. The 1918 pandemic started in Kansas, not Spain. Our government tried to sweep it under the rug, similar to now, and use propaganda techniques to place the blame of our failures on someone else. That’s how you got “Spanish Flu” and why conservative conspiracy theorists are pushing “Wuhan Flu” now.
And I guaran-damn-tee ya that if an intestinal parasite that caused explosive diarrhea started in the Magnolia State the WHO would have no problem calling it the Mississippi Mud Britches
Are you saying COVID19 started here and NOT in Wuhan by a guy eating bat soup from a wet market?
The Land Mass Drippy ***I was thinking they would call it "The Land Mass Flu"
We were in a war at the time remember? It hit both sides in WWI very hard but neither wanted it to be that public, for obvious reasons. Spain was not in the war and their press had no restrictions on talking about it in the press like the combatants did. It came to be known as the Spanish Flu because of that. it originated here, most likely in Kansas. The first documented outbreak was on an army post there.
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