It's Suddenly Racist to Say 'Wuhan Virus'

Is it racist to announce that you've contracted a possibly deadly virus while referring to the virus by the name of the city where it originally broke out? For example, is using the phrase "I'm scared because I just found out I have the Wuhan virus" evidence of racism?

If you said "No," or "Of course not," or "What the hell is wrong with you," that just proves you're a racist. Granted, everything proves you're a racist, but that definitely proves it. Anybody who says "Wuhan virus" is now a racist, according to our moral, ethical, and intellectual betters in the press.

Al Jazeera English:

A US congressman's announcement of his self-quarantine has stirred a debate on social media after he called the new coronavirus as "the Wuhan virus", referring to the Chinese city where the virus is believed to have originated...

Gosar, a Republican member of Congress, said he is isolating himself after determining he had contact at the Conservative Political Action Conference with a man who had tested positive for coronavirus.

If you wish Rep. Gosar a full and speedy recovery, that just proves you're a Republican (or a Republican sympathizer) and therefore you're a racist. What you need to do instead is excoriate Gosar for his obvious racism:

That's how it works. When a Republican says something, that means it's racist. Um, it's called logic, people. Google it.

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