China sacrificed Wuhan to save the world, and the World did nothing

[Anonymous]

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/china-bought-the-west-time-with-the-coronavirus-the-west-squandered-it/ar-BB118VnD?li=AAggNb9

[Anonymous]

We can all blame everything on China, but now it is April, do we have a good plan here to fight the Virus? While China locked Wuhan for more than a month, while we closed air travel to China swifly but let all people come in and out from Italy and Europe, while people here flocked to Florida and other places for spring break and vacations, while people here are not following social distancing guidance, whose fault is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:shut up drama queen.

The IQ matter just drips out of your head, that's how smart you are!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I care about the fact that they allowed the wildlife food markets to stay open even after it was the source of previous outbreaks.

+1

China has re-opened the wet markets that caused the problem in the first place: https://www.newsweek.com/what-wet-market-amid-pandemic-crackdown-called-selling-live-animals-china-1495278

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I care about the fact that they allowed the wildlife food markets to stay open even after it was the source of previous outbreaks.

+1

China has re-opened the wet markets that caused the problem in the first place: https://www.newsweek.com/what-wet-market-amid-pandemic-crackdown-called-selling-live-animals-china-1495278

This is different from wild animal (most of which are farm raised) meat markets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I care about the fact that they allowed the wildlife food markets to stay open even after it was the source of previous outbreaks.

+1

China has re-opened the wet markets that caused the problem in the first place: https://www.newsweek.com/what-wet-market-amid-pandemic-crackdown-called-selling-live-animals-china-1495278

This is a good explanation of Chinese wildlife markets:

[Anonymous]

I prefer to concentrate on the response of South Korea to the crisis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We can all blame everything on China, but now it is April, do we have a good plan here to fight the Virus? While China locked Wuhan for more than a month, while we closed air travel to China swifly but let all people come in and out from Italy and Europe, while people here flocked to Florida and other places for spring break and vacations, while people here are not following social distancing guidance, whose fault is it?

You make a good point. CHUMP TRUMP kept on lying and playing golf or whatever the hell this p***y -grabber does.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We can all blame everything on China, but now it is April, do we have a good plan here to fight the Virus? While China locked Wuhan for more than a month, while we closed air travel to China swifly but let all people come in and out from Italy and Europe, while people here flocked to Florida and other places for spring break and vacations, while people here are not following social distancing guidance, whose fault is it?

What was YOUR plan, Einstein?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I care about the fact that they allowed the wildlife food markets to stay open even after it was the source of previous outbreaks.

+1

China has re-opened the wet markets that caused the problem in the first place: https://www.newsweek.com/what-wet-market-amid-pandemic-crackdown-called-selling-live-animals-china-1495278

This is different from wild animal (most of which are farm raised) meat markets.

Understood. The wet markets were, and are, a gateway to the wild animal markets. Once they re-opened the wet markets, the wild animal markets have begun returning to business as per this 3-minute video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D615glDDueY

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We can all blame everything on China, but now it is April, do we have a good plan here to fight the Virus? While China locked Wuhan for more than a month, while we closed air travel to China swifly but let all people come in and out from Italy and Europe, while people here flocked to Florida and other places for spring break and vacations, while people here are not following social distancing guidance, whose fault is it?

Yes, it’s now 3+ months later and we can stop blaming others for our own inadequacies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another doctor in China is missing. A female doctor Dr. Ai Fen. She was an early whistle blower sounding the alarm about the disease. She is missing all because she shared a message to her colleagues about the novel virus.

I'm not sure why the love of China on this board.

The Asian countries responded in typical militaristic fashion.

South Korea is the model we should all be following. Keep telling yourself that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We can all blame everything on China, but now it is April, do we have a good plan here to fight the Virus? While China locked Wuhan for more than a month, while we closed air travel to China swifly but let all people come in and out from Italy and Europe, while people here flocked to Florida and other places for spring break and vacations, while people here are not following social distancing guidance, whose fault is it?

What was YOUR plan, Einstein?

not pp, and certainly not Einstein, but US has to stop the reactive, patchwork, pray-for-god approach. Even Canada is doing much better in every aspects

Per million people comparison

US Canada
#tests (March 20) 313 1244
#death (April 1) 12.32 2.54
#cases (April 1) 572 226

[Anonymous]

Even the very respectable Times magazine has an article doubting the Chinese claims:

https://time.com/5813628/china-coronavirus-statistics-wuhan/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I care about the fact that they allowed the wildlife food markets to stay open even after it was the source of previous outbreaks.

+1

China has re-opened the wet markets that caused the problem in the first place: https://www.newsweek.com/what-wet-market-amid-pandemic-crackdown-called-selling-live-animals-china-1495278

This is a good explanation of Chinese wildlife markets:

EVERYONE here needs to have a look at this...