Daily Musings on The "New Variants", and Why Doesn't Covid Kill People in China?

[WestCanMan]

Part1)

I think that most people have come around to the conclusion that covid came from a lab in Wuhan. I don't know how long it takes for actual information to dribble its way into leftist circles, so if you don't think that there's a chance this came from a lab then the whole topic is an aside from your POV, that's fine, we get it. This topic is verboten for you and everyone else is racist, blah, blah, blah. 

Anyhoo, if they made the virus to begin with we have no way of knowing whether they released it intentionally or not, is it worth considering whether the new variants are from a lab as well?

It doesn't change much from our POV, but it would mean that the variants aren't necessarily mutating in SA, India, etc, they're possibly just being released there. That would mean that blocking travel from those countries is worthless because the new variants can just as easily be released elsewhere if they're not catching on.

Regarding the variants, it's possible that Chinese virologists found some way to spur on the mutation of the viruses in their labs, and they're releasing them slowly after they find out exactly what the previous strains have done to their own population. 

Part 2)

That begs the question, what have the viruses done to the Chinese population?

The answer is - almost nothing.

China has the world's largest population at 1,439,000,000 people, which is 19% of the total for the planet (7,753,000,000), but the Chinese only accounted for 4,636 covid deaths.

The population of China is approximately 1/5th of all the people on the planet, but only 1 out of every 1,125 covid deaths comes from their population. If covid was killing people equally you'd expect that over 1,000,000 of the covid deaths would be from China. By my calculation they're dying at 0.4% of the rate that we'd expect if covid wasn't racist.

For those of you who say "but they Chinese gov't is probably just lying about their covid numbers" - if you believe that they're lying about something, and you know that they already lied about the origin of covid, what is the logical assumption to make? Their cities aren't experiencing lockdowns so........

Part 3)

It's not just speculation that countries are developing bioweapons which attack people based on racial characteristics. https://guardian.ng/features/health/bioweapons-designed-to-kill-only-people-of-particular-race/

Even if there weren't 'scientists' (I hate that word now) warning us about that possibility, everything that we've learned from human history tells us that's gonna be the case. One of our favourite pastimes as a species is finding new ways to kill each other. 

If we follow the covid facts:

1) Covid came out just months after Trump started bragging about 'winning the trade war with China'

2) Covid kills people with co-morbidities (ie, Americans)

3) Covid apparently doesn't kill Chinese people, or at least it only kills them at 4/1000 the rate that it kills other people.

Is it safe to say that covid looks like a bioweapon? And by 'looks like', I mean, does it seem exactly like "a wildly successful bioweapon"?

 

[WestCanMan]

Alberta has 3,235 covid deaths. 70% of China's total. 

China has way more people ?

[Infidel Dog]

1 hour ago, WestCanMan said:

 

For those of you who say "but the Chinese gov't is probably just lying about their covid numbers" - if you believe that they're lying about something, and you know that they already lied about the origin of covid, what is the logical assumption to make? Their cities aren't experiencing lockdowns so........

 

They're lying if they say they aren't experiencing lockdowns? Was that the correct answer?

Check this one out:

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Lauded the Success of China's 'Really Strict' Lockdowns

[WestCanMan]

They've had lockdowns off and on, but with 1.5B people there shouldn't be any way to stop thousands from dying of covid. 

We have 1/40th of their population and we hit 5K deaths over a year ago. 

[OftenWrong]

It is not in China’s interests to play the game we are playing. This may help explain why we are doing it, and why they apparently are not. Same goes for global warming accords. These issues are linked, imo.