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This post is not informative or helpful at all, you’re just fearmongering by posting a bunch of disturbing videos with scary summary text. It’s obvious your mot
by itsgrimetime 7y ago
This post is not informative or helpful at all, you’re just fearmongering by posting a bunch of disturbing videos with scary summary text. It’s obvious your motivation is to simply stoke fears - whether that’s for financial gain or to demonize Chinese/Asian people is hard to tell
- PavlovsCat 7y ago> It’s obvious your motivation is Oh, fuck off. It's obvious from your username that you're simply into watching people drown alive as their lungs fill with liquid, and furthermore a simple character count + tea leaf analysis shows you pooped on a pigeon yesteday at 4 pm, while praying to Satan for SARS2 to wipe humanity away. Any attempt to deny it would just prove it further, if further proof were even possible at this point of 100% proof. > whether that’s for financial gain or to demonize Chinese/Asian people is hard to tell I love how you add this as if to offset you just making an authoritative claim about the inner motivations of a person you haven't spoken a word with in your life. How very fucking scientific.
- echelon 7y agoI have nothing to gain from this. I'm not selling anything, unless you consider the concept that the virus is "more dangerous than they lead you to believe" a meme that is seeking to replicate in the Dawkins sense. I love the Chinese people and culture. I studied the language in college. I have moral disagreements with the CCP, but I'm not trying to attack or disparage it here. To refer back to the videos, in the case where there has been a claim that critically sick people are being sent off to the crematoriums while still alive, I doubt that there is a high ranking official making that decision. It's probably fear, volume of cases, and utter exhaustion of some limited individuals in the health care system. If the story is even true. I admit that many of these videos are dubious (especially the Falun Gong ones), but taken together there is some underlying theme here. Whatever that is, I think it's prudent to be cautious. We haven't seen an event like this in our lifetimes, so it's easy to forget how drastic and extensive they can be. As an aside, I took two semesters of immunology in undergrad, a special topics virology course, and a bunch of biochem. I only have an undergraduate understanding, and a foggy one at that. Zoonotic diseases often have trouble when they jump the species barrier: they're too lethal, have a low transmission, etc. This one seems to have won the genetic lottery.