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This is a huge non sequitur from my question on "spread from human to human after it was _abundantly clear_ that it does" But I will respond to your goalpost s
by xster 6y ago
This is a huge non sequitur from my question on "spread from human to human after it was _abundantly clear_ that it does"
But I will respond to your goalpost shift as well in defense of Li Wenliang who's a celebrated individual in China but turned into a cartoon meme in the west.
Li, an ophthalmologist, has no first hand knowledge of the virus nor was he trying to "whistleblow". He received a private group message within the hospital from ER department director and he simply re-shared the message to other private groups with his classmates.
The ER director, Ai Fen, was the source of the hypothesis that some patients in the hospital had, incorrectly, SARS and she was the right channel to escalate in the first place. And her escalation was successful when 1 nurse was observed to have been infected on January 11th.
The only piece of new information Li brought to the world was on January 30th when he tested positive.
- throwaway_jobs 6y agoYou can’t answer the most basic questions: -why did Chinese police get involved and force Dr. Li to remove social media posts about the virus and sick patients? -who were the Chinese Authorities, by name, who represented their “preliminary investigation” -what steps did WHO take to independently verify what they were told by Chinese Authorities about person to person transmission before posting this information to the public on Twitter? Edit: No offense but you seem like one of China’s paid trolls, throughout this thread you are accusing everyone who mentions facts of “moving the goal posts” and otherwise attacking “the West”. The West didn’t give the WHO knowingly false information and use their political power to have the WHO tweet the falsehoods to the public with #TheWest
- xster 6y agoYou know I can't encourage your 1 month throwaway account calling a 2009 account a shill behavior by rewarding you with continued conversation.