The Blue Pill.

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Well there may be some light at the end of this tunnel as the BBC -along with other accepted news outlets
begin to re-frame the Coronavirus narrative back into their little well-cultivated, outrage-inducing and social
-dividing arenas.

The Blue Pill must be back on the menu!

Are minorities being hit hardest by coronavirus?



'Coronavirus can affect anyone, but statistics are highlighting that some communities appear to be affected
more than others. In Chicago, the city reported that 70% of coronavirus victims were black, despite representing
only a third of the population.
Similar reports have emerged from New York, Detroit and New Orleans.

What is the situation in the UK?
Unlike in some US states, both the overall number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in the UK are not
currently broken down by ethnicity. But there is some evidence to suggest that coronavirus is having a disproportionate
impact on people from ethnic minority backgrounds...'

'Some evidence'...'suggest'... The BBC just can't leave the race-dividing alone. Their social settings are so racist that
even the graph below was originally saved with the fie name: '_111714015_critically_ill_no_white-nc.png'

They can't help it! People with white skin -whatever that means, cannot be racially-abused because the BBC belief-structure
perceives 'non-white' people in a higher standard place than another ethnicity. Therefore -according to the BBC, we should
always look down on black and Asian folk because they are lesser... and more vulnerable than Mr. Whitey!

'Data from the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre (ICNARC) suggests that 35% of critically ill coronavirus
patients are from black or minority ethnic backgrounds.
The research is based on about 2,000 patients from intensive care units across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

According to the 2011 Census, 14% of the population in England and Wales was from black and minority backgrounds.

Prof Kamlesh Khunti, from the University of Leicester and the Centre for BME Health, says "A lot of people have been
concerned about this issue based on anecdotal reports and now this data is showing a signal regarding a higher number
of black and minority ethnic populations being admitted to intensive care units."

But this data is just a first step in understanding the issue, he warns, with more research and analysis needed.

'More research', it's a bit earlier for the usual back-tracking, Auntie?! Anyway, back to the one place you know best,
the capital. By the way, notice the above graph refers to patients, not NHS employees -which this article was supposed
to be about. What the f....?!

Coronavirus in London
Since the outbreak took hold in the UK, coronavirus cases have been concentrated in London - the top ten worst affected
areas in England are located there, once we account for population. Brent, for example, has had 250 cases for every 100,000
people in the borough - the highest in the country.

The borough also has the second highest percentage of individuals from black and minority ethnic backgrounds.
As a whole, 40% of people living in London are from ethnic minority backgrounds. But there are other reasons that could play
a role, according to Prof Khunti.

"These include BME populations coming from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, having [public-facing] occupations, different
cultural beliefs and behaviours or being at high risk in view of their increased risk of certain diseases such as diabetes and heart
disease."

Self-isolation in larger households could be difficult, for example.
Just under a third of Bangladeshi households are classified overcrowded, as are 15% of black African households, according to
government statistics. Only 2% of white British households are classified as overcrowded...'

And white people are causing this...?!! Considering the first line in this article was 'Coronavirus can affect anyone', isn't it obvious
the current virus situation is down to personal health and life-choices? Add in the fact that built-up areas like London and other
cities are natural breeding grounds for disease and quick infection, foreign employment borne out of dismantling Trade-Union
control and cheaper labour, then the answers lie in these realities and not the colour of people's skin.
Jeez, they really can't help their racism!

Key workers
Black and other minority ethnic individuals make up a large share of jobs considered essential in tackling the virus.
One in five people working for the NHS in England, for example, is from an ethnic minority background, however these numbers are
even higher when we look solely at doctors and nurses...'

Ah, the proper back-tracking begins. Now non-pigment realities are returning to the click-bait piece.
Now we're re-setting the outrage back to what the statistics really tell us. There are more white peope working in the UK's National
Health Service than other ethnicities and the race factor disappears when shown in graph form.



And finally, a single sentence that negates all the baloney above.

'A number of doctors and nurses who have died in the UK were from immigrant backgrounds.'

BBC: