Jim Bratten
The mayor of Florence, Italy urged his citizens to hug the Chinese living within their city. There was even a video circulating that featured a “Chinese man” repeating the phrase, “I’m not a virus, hug me,” to people he met as he worked his way through crowds in Florence – smiling, shaking hands, and hugging people.
Now, there are thousands of fatalities across that nation with millions in mortal danger, thanks to the Wuhan flu virus. Political correctness is never a healthy way to greet a deadly flu virus.
Thankfully for Italian health, the PC mayor of Florence wasn’t around during the Hong Kong flu virus of 1968 – or during other contagious diseases like the German measles, West Nile virus, or Japanese encephalitis.
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