Chinese incompetency has completed ruined the year of sports, and possibly humanity

I couldn't said it better.

China doesn't hurt USA...the people are nice, they just want to make money like everyone else.

It's the people who empower it...for example. Technology transfer....well if you don't want to do business in China..no need to share technology but because people see 1.3 billion buyers...they do it for the $$. But hey the media wants to say, it's stealing....

So all the people complaining about China business, etc. They really need to blame the corporations who continue to value Profit over anything else...end of story. History will continue to repeat itself. One day another country will take China place as cheap labor...then it will be someone other person complaining about that country.

But the one remaining fact still holds true, the company who employ's or empowers that move, is still around and focus on $$.

 

ChiCom b*stard lies
The whole world dies

You are the most annoying China troll on this board. Winnie the Pooh must have been holding your whole tribe hostage or something.
I call on all my Clutchfans fellow posters to spank this commie stooge. We must unite to fight this modern plague of the 21st century known as the CCP and people like this doofus 50cent soldier of Xi. We are not against the Chinese people, they are the first ones who suffered under the heavy hands of the ChiCom. We must get rid of this plague for our own survival before it is too late.

ChiCom b*stard lies
The whole world dies

 

It started in China, but China has no new domestic cases yesterday. They have done their part. They are now slowly returning back to normal.

It's now up to US and EU and others to do their part.

 

The Trump admin is trying to define a new common enemy to deflect from their miserable handling of this crisis.

 

Bro Chinse have been caught stealing US copy rights for ages, ALSO MILITARY SECRETS and govt paid research which we paid for from scientists in dirty deals, and the US actively has to crack down on it. You're blind if you think it's always legal to "transfer" tech. On top of that, China has basically ripped off tons of things since becoming Commies. Gone are the ages when the Chinese were the inventors of literally everything in the old world. Oh and the Commies there don't value human life and are the embodiment of evil. No business should be done with them. They should be isolated by the entire free world until their regime collapses because they are a danger to humanity at this point.

 

The video:

• China ignored early reports about the virus
  
• Targeted whistle blowers
• Destroyed test samples
• Lied to the world about the seriousness

Also should add:

• Failed to take prompt and obvious action to prevent its spread internally and externally.

 

Hmmm...sound like someone else...Donald Trump.

 

They learned no lessons from SARS and didn't make changes to wildlife treatment. It "started" in china as a direct results of their incompetence.

 

Trump did have doctors arrested as political prisoners for "spreading rumors". The west is terrified of actions that kill the economy or are draconian because the one thing they care about is over reacting and getting booted.

An actual pandemic like this results in them all losing their jobs anyways so they are better off shifting to the side that results in a clustercuck if not contained.

 

Trump would arrest Doctors if he could.

 

They and many Asian countries have been much more successful at containing this because of their experience with SARS and H1N1.

A few ex.

Conclusions
Taiwan’s government learned from its 2003 SARS experience and established a public health response mechanism for enabling rapid actions for the next crisis. Well-trained and experienced teams of officials were quick to recognize the crisis and activated emergency management structures to address the emerging outbreak.

In a crisis, governments often make difficult decisions under uncertainty and time constraints. These decisions must be both culturally appropriate and sensitive to the population. Through early recognition of the crisis, daily briefings to the public, and simple health messaging, the government was able to reassure the public by delivering timely, accurate, and transparent information regarding the evolving epidemic. Taiwan is an example of how a society can respond quickly to a crisis and protect the interests of its citizens.


Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea all share the characteristic of using their experiences with prior outbreaks to build a system—and then sustaining it. None of them had to deal with the fear of being a first-mover, of being the first city or country to institute seemingly severe countermeasures. Their countermeasures were already in place, waiting to be reactivated. In the United States, all the people ringing the bell the hardest for a Singapore-like approach hope they’ll be heard, and that it’ll work—and so, by next autumn, they’ll seem like fools for having been so worried.

 

Singapore and other learned that their PRC neighbors are r****ds who let loose novel diseases due to their idiocracy. I grant singapore all the credit they deserve for stockpiling masks and having the balls to shut down travel asap in a tiered response.

Nothing you copypasta is mainland china.

 

I can copy/paste China also, but I don't want to because China is an authoritarian gov while the others are all democracy (you can argue maybe not so much for HK). China also have learn from SARS on what were effective and again, China has no domestic cases yesterday.

You are stuck on where this start. I'm focus on how this can end - and in particular, which democracy were successful. Your statement that they learn nothing from SARS is factually wrong.

 

That's typically how you prevent these things. Unlike SARS, mainland China was unable to keep this contained. Unless you want one of these that may or may not remain a mainland problem every 20 years, you have to look at the origin. The promotion of TCM. The placating of the government officials and wealthy.

 

Because mainstream outlets have global financial ties and China can hurt them in their pocketbooks and cut off the market completely....

 

That’s important to guard against the next one and you can certainly do things to reduce the chance but you can not prevent the next virus jumping from animal to human, then mutating in a way that allow it to jump from human to human. It will happen again and again and again. Perhaps the best thing you can do, in addition to reducing the chance, is early surveillance, especially among population or workers that come in regular contact with animals. The US did somewhat have a worldwide surveillance system in place after Ebola but it expired and wasn’t renewed. We should again have something like that but with much more capability and global access.

 

Why do you say this? Many things can be done to prevent this. It isn't some mystery why they are coming from China.

 

And you still believe their number? Hong Kong has 48 new cases yesterday, Taiwan has 27, but the entire China has less reported cases than HK and Taiwan. How am I supposed to believe it?