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Chu was not threatened by the government, like Li had been in Wuhan. But she was just as effectively silenced by a rule-bound bureaucracy that was insufficientl
by thedudeabides5 7y ago
Chu was not threatened by the government, like Li had been in Wuhan. But she was just as effectively silenced by a rule-bound bureaucracy that was insufficiently worried about the pandemic
This moral equivocation between America's bureaucratic incompetence and China's police state is ridiculous.
Chu may have been blocked by a bunch of stuffed shirts in the FDA etc, but she wasn't taken out back and shot like the citizen journalists in Wuhan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AI3R41dGnU&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AI3R41dGnU&feature=youtu.be
- redis_mlc 7y agoThe author wasn't making a "moral equivocation". She was explaining how concerned citizens were trying to make a difference in 2 different countries, and were prevented by the government from succeeding. I find the article to be reasonable and balanced. I suggest you more carefully read it.