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It's natural. The lab only existed because everyone knew this could happen. There's absolutely nothing point at that lab, except the very existence of that lab.
by KarlKemp 7y ago
It's natural. The lab only existed because everyone knew this could happen. There's absolutely nothing point at that lab, except the very existence of that lab. Zero. Nada.
That being said: what would happen if it were?
Again: nothing. Only the bottom feeders among conspiracy nuts are alleging intent here, and there's neither a legal nor a moral framework to hold states accountable for errors of negligence. We'd hopefully get a mea culpa from China, but don't hold your breath. Welcome to the community of lesser countries. There are thousands of Iraqis still waiting for a "sorry, my bad" for their brother's wedding being bombed.
This narrative is only being discussed because someone is looking for scapegoat. Realistically, it doesn't even matter. The Federal Government is supposed to protect citizens from threads irregardless of their origin. They were first warned by China itself on January 3rd. Two weeks later, the outbreak and resulting shutdown was public knowledge. Its genesis is completely irrelevant for anything that happened after New Year's.