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I think if people really think that all human life should be valued then every country would have implemented measures similar to China. I thought first that i

• nostrademons 7y ago
  China doesn't value human life - if they did they would never let air pollution in Wuhan get to the point where a good day is like the Bay Area when all of California is on fire, or have opened their arms to Phillip Morris such that > 50% of Chinese men are smokers. China values political survival, and they know that if dead bodies are piling up on the streets, the days of the regime are numbered. That's why you see all these harsh quarantines now. Eventually they'll drop the quarantines, the coronavirus will re-infect China (because that's what viruses do), and about 20M people will die, quietly.
  • eveningcoffee 7y ago
    I do not agree or disagree but I have thought that what strategy the Chinese have in mind. They took very hard measures to contain the virus inside China but they did not close the borders to not let it spread out of the China. Do they plan to close the borders now to keep the virus out of China as this would be politically more acceptable for them? Because if there is pandemic then also they should be expected to have it again, or they will use some measures to keep it happening?