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originally posted by: Alien Abduct
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan
Yeah I was never convinced it came from that market because of some information I heard very early in the outbreak while the virus was still in China. Specifically it was a report from i believe an American congressman warning other congressmen about the outbreak. I dont remember his name I'll see if I can find it for you guys.
This is a great article. Very good read and nicely referenced.
originally posted by: gosseyn
Yeah, the US would never do something like that, they are too humane, and altruist, they care too much for human life.
Give this post a star if you don't believe the above statement.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
originally posted by: gosseyn
Yeah, the US would never do something like that, they are too humane, and altruist, they care too much for human life.
Give this post a star if you don't believe the above statement.
So you're pushing the Chinese propaganda angle that Covid-19 was smuggled into Wuhan by US soldiers? So they released a virus into China knowing full well it was capable of spreading across the world? Your hatred for the US seems to be completely overriding your ability to make logical conclusions... what really concerns me is just how many stars you received. Seems people enjoy eating up Chinese propaganda.
originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
originally posted by: gosseyn
Yeah, the US would never do something like that, they are too humane, and altruist, they care too much for human life.
Give this post a star if you don't believe the above statement.
So you're pushing the Chinese propaganda angle that Covid-19 was smuggled into Wuhan by US soldiers? So they released a virus into China knowing full well it was capable of spreading across the world? Your hatred for the US seems to be completely overriding your ability to make logical conclusions... what really concerns me is just how many stars you received. Seems people enjoy eating up Chinese propaganda.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan
If, and that's a big "IF", I was inclined to think this virus was a bio weapon, I would suspect Kim Jung Un, North Korea first. After all, he did promise the world a "Christmas gift".
originally posted by: HelloboysImbackguy
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan
It was probably disposed of discretly and without proper labels. Some idiot went dumpster diving and then went everywhere.
North Korea says it is preparing a dismal surprise for the American holiday season.
The pariah nation’s foreign ministry warned the US that its patience with nuclear talks is running out, concluding that “it is entirely up to the U.S. what Christmas gift it will select to get.”.
North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un failed to deliver his “Christmas gift” — a new missile test, perhaps — by Christmas, but he may yet come through. Yet even if he does, it would be wrong to see President Trump’s dealings with him as a failure.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Zcustosmorum
I dont think you meant to reply to me but Ill take a stab at a reply anyway...
Occam's razor: Occam's razor is a principle of parsimony, economy, or succinctness used in logic and problem-solving. It states that among competing hypotheses, the hypothesis with the fewest assumptions should be selected.
Now look at the situation, China has a lab that is highly specialized in Wuhan, This is a fact.
Which of the following is most likely;
1: The United states managed to sneak someone into the heart of China with a pathogen without being caught and released it to start the pandemic.
2: Someone at the Lab made a mistake and the virus escaped (how does not matter) starting the pandemic.
Of those two option which is most likely to have occurred, if anyone has a third or 4th or 5th option feel free to add on to the list and lets see if we can narrow it down to the theory with the least amount of assumptions.