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You are copying and pasting the same responses throughout this entire thread challenging everyone... You are just accepting that what Chinese Authorities told
by throwaway_USD 6y ago
You are copying and pasting the same responses throughout this entire thread challenging everyone...
You are just accepting that what Chinese Authorities told the WHO was true, yet you can't cite any actual written report or data supporting their "preliminary investigation" of the virus and human to human transmission.
>Li Wenliang had no expertise in the field, was going off very little information,
He was a Dr. in the hospital where the first covid-19 patients were identified and he obtained the information from the treating physician.
>Imagine an American eye doctor posting on Facebook that Ebola was going around in NYC. They would definitely face immediate professional consequences — probably more than Li Wenliang did. My impression is that the full extent of the consequences he experienced was a stern talking to by the police, which is what you get here when pulled over for speeding.
The US has freedom of speech, no police are going to force a US Doctor to take down a social media post and sign a confession/agreement not to post about a disease again. That is nothing like getting pulled over for speeding, and such a comparison is ridiculous, one is legitimate enforcement of traffic laws and the other is a violation of civil liberties.