Current Events > That bat soup shit was disgusting though. Why serve it whole?

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remember that bat soup shit. like bruh, chop that shit up a little or take the fur off at least or something. prep that bitch a little

why the fuck would anyone want to eat that fucker whole like its just in there in your bowl taking a bath like wtf man disgusting af. why wouldnt you prep that shit a little you know what i mean why gotta serve that thing like that face and head still intact smiling at you

was there any reason for it? why the fuck eat bat in the first place that shit messed up

Have you ever eaten it?
Maybe it's good?

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It's coronalicious

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Who gave ssj-kenobi a Redbull and why does he still have posting privileges

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Imagine being the one who almost killed off the entire silent generation because of your bat soup.

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Different cultures eat different stuff.

Like, French dishes of frog legs are ok. But you can miss me with the buttered snails.

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TheHoldSteady posted...

Imagine being the one who almost killed off the entire silent generation because of your bat soup.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/03/ conspiracy-theories-coronavirus-200303170729373.html
A widely circulated theory linked the virus to a video of Chinese woman eating bat soup, which was shared widely on social media and eventually picked up by mainstream media sites including Russian state-owned network, RT, and British tabloid Daily Mail.

It later emerged that the clip was of a well-known Chinese vlogger eating the soup in Indonesia in 2016. While scientists believe bats are a carrier for the new virus, they suspect it may have jumped to humans via another animal host.

The bat soup claim is just one of the many reports linking what Chinese people eat to the new outbreak, and one among many peddling racially charged claims.

"Some of the stereotypes that have emerged are that Chinese people are 'dirty' and that they eat weird things. When we don't have the information we need, we tend to speculate, but unfortunately, that's also where our inherent racism and bias starts to come into play. We do this to make ourselves feel safe, but it's really problematic," said Kitta.

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scar the 1 posted...

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/03/ conspiracy-theories-coronavirus-200303170729373.html
A widely circulated theory linked the virus to a video of Chinese woman eating bat soup, which was shared widely on social media and eventually picked up by mainstream media sites including Russian state-owned network, RT, and British tabloid Daily Mail.

It later emerged that the clip was of a well-known Chinese vlogger eating the soup in Indonesia in 2016. While scientists believe bats are a carrier for the new virus, they suspect it may have jumped to humans via another animal host.

The bat soup claim is just one of the many reports linking what Chinese people eat to the new outbreak, and one among many peddling racially charged claims.

"Some of the stereotypes that have emerged are that Chinese people are 'dirty' and that they eat weird things. When we don't have the information we need, we tend to speculate, but unfortunately, that's also where our inherent racism and bias starts to come into play. We do this to make ourselves feel safe, but it's really problematic," said Kitta.

I know it's an urban legend, I was joking.

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TheHoldSteady posted...

I know it's an urban legend, I was joking.

ah mb but i'll let the post be because a lot of people still don't know

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Notti posted...

eat different stuff.

yeah thats one thing and nothing wrong with that but like i said. PREP THAT SHIT UP BRUH

its like us serving a chicken with head and feathers still intact. fucked up

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scar the 1 posted...

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/03/ conspiracy-theories-coronavirus-200303170729373.html
A widely circulated theory linked the virus to a video of Chinese woman eating bat soup, which was shared widely on social media and eventually picked up by mainstream media sites including Russian state-owned network, RT, and British tabloid Daily Mail.

It later emerged that the clip was of a well-known Chinese vlogger eating the soup in Indonesia in 2016. While scientists believe bats are a carrier for the new virus, they suspect it may have jumped to humans via another animal host.

The bat soup claim is just one of the many reports linking what Chinese people eat to the new outbreak, and one among many peddling racially charged claims.

"Some of the stereotypes that have emerged are that Chinese people are 'dirty' and that they eat weird things. When we don't have the information we need, we tend to speculate, but unfortunately, that's also where our inherent racism and bias starts to come into play. We do this to make ourselves feel safe, but it's really problematic," said Kitta.

I heard that it is similar to a coronavirus found in some snakes.

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