Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

So in actuality you agree that referring to this particular virus as THE pandemic is incorrect and it should be referred to with a more specific name because what you just described is 100's of different diseases. Ergo, when you refer to this particular disease you are purposefully using a word that may or may not strike unreasonable fear where it doesn't belong.
It would only strike fear in someone, if they don't know what it means. Personally, I don't customize my vocabulary to accommodate the ignorance of others. It's just a general description. You seem to think of the word "pandemic" as being a political dog whistle on the part of liberals. That is weird. Trump has called the Coronavirus a "pandemic" in several of his tweets. Pandemic is an appropriate, but general description of the disease.
 
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It would only strike fear in someone, if they don't know what it means. Personally, I don't customize my vocabulary to accommodate the ignorance others. It's just a general description. You seem to think of the word "pandemic" as being a political dog whistle on the part of liberals. That is weird. Trump has called the Coronavirus a "pandemic" in several of his tweets. Pandemic is an appropriate, but general description of the disease.
Because it is A pandemic but not THE pandemic. I'm done. Try to appear intelligent if you can.
 
How else do you describe a worldwide contagious disease?
This one I CALL Covid 19. Others I call SARS, Swine (or barry as we are now doing) Flu, the Flu, a cold, rotovirus, cholera and any other name that is appropriate to describe exactly what is being talked about. It is a pandemic? Yes. Is it THE pandemic? No.
 
Are you serious with this? LOL. You seem easily flustered over semantics.
When talking about the flu, what do you call it? When talking about the common cold, what do you call it? When talking about the Swine flu, Bird flu, SARS, etc. what do/did you call it?
 
Are you serious with this? LOL. You seem easily flustered over semantics.
I am when you use a commonly misunderstood term with intent to strike fear. That is all the use of that word does now. And not easily flustered, I usually don't take a stance on your other ********.
 

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