Also product R&D will be delayed...
If anyone remember the Thailand flooding that caused shortages of HDD.
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Last edited by Monseratto; February 11th, 2020 at 10:41 AM.
In mainland China, violating quarantine is now a criminal offense.
alam niyo mga anti-china
pinopost niyo mga video where law enforcers are dragging away people, welding entrances etc
gusto niyo iparating na china is violating human rights
ano gusto niyo?
hayaan kung saan saan pumunta mga infected?
be consistent
gusto niyo i-contain ng china ang virus pero pino-point out niyo mga abuses
desperate times eh
may nag postdapat langIn mainland China, violating quarantine is now a criminal offense.
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tsaka hindi ba galit na galit kayo sa mga chinaman?
tapos naawa kayo when their govt uses force to enforce quarantine?
ano ba talaga
China govt wants China Inc to get back to business
they're using draconian measures to achieve that
it's ugly but they're doing the world a favor
oo nandun na tayo galing sa kanila ang virus and they didn't contain it earlier
andyan na eh wala na sila magagawa
ang importante ung gagawin nila going forward
Hate not the people, hate the government. So, no, I don't really hate Chinamen as much as I hate the CCP.
As for using force, I guess it also says a lot about the people (i.e. Chinamen) if their government really has to treat them like wild animals. Do you see the same happening in, Japan, for example? And there's a limit to everything, IMO -- especially the use of (excessive) force. The end does not always justify the means, you know -- even in dire situations.
Lastly, I'm just posting what I posted for information's sake, here. It's up to the forummers to take it for what it is. We're all mature, thinking adults anyways. And because we're not there personally, we can be more "objective" about the events that are unfodling than those living and breathing in ground zero can ever be.
Oh and about those videos, the government should also understand that people need to be mobile for a reason -- to replenish supplies (food and medicine) mainly. So why weld shut their doors? That's already tanatamount to sentencing them to death when their supplies run out. My opinion, YMMV.
from the vibe i'm getting in this thread it's not only hatred towards China govt
it's hatred toward chinamen in general
They brought it on themselves. Drugs, bullying, arrogance, kadugyutan and now disease.
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