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Seems like doing this after handling the virus in the US would be more pertinent in order of priority, but the White House is more hell bent on finding a scapeg
by siruncledrew 7y ago
Seems like doing this after handling the virus in the US would be more pertinent in order of priority, but the White House is more hell bent on finding a scapegoat to take the blame.
Maybe poor safety standards in China’s lab did lead to the virus getting out. There’s probably a bunch of other impacted countries that would like an explanation too. There’s plenty of time to do this after the problem first gets fixed.
This is like having Chernobyl explode, going “sucks for you” at the USSR, ignoring the situation, then when the radioactive dust drifts into the country, obliviously scramble half-baked solutions, then blame Chernobyl for exploding. There’s some delusional world out there where because I didn’t originate the problem that exempts me from having to deal with it and automatically makes it go away. Yeah... go tell that to climate change.
- malandrew 7y agoYou need to do both now: handle it in the US and investigate. The longer you wait to investigate, the harder it will be to determine the truth of the matter.