Coronavirus 2019-2020 thread (no unsubstantiated rumours!)
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Not only that, but also the people trust the government. The government’s extremely tight lockdown strategy demonstrated that the government is extremely competent and most importantly correct. Plus the government’s poverty alleviation efforts and other activities really boosted the people’s confidence in the CPC. Finally, from the looks of it, anti vaxxers in China seem to not have a cohesive voice unlike that of many other countries. So, the Chinese people generally don’t have trust issues with their government for the time being.
Let's run the story through the (America) propaganda machine for the reworked version...
THEY RELIED ON AMERICAN VACCINES, NOW THEY MAY BE REGETTING THEIR DECISION
AMERICAN VACCINES EFFICACY CALLED INTO QUESTION AS BOOSTER MAYBE NEEDED
DOCTORS BELIEVE US VACCINES "JUST NOT PROTECTIVE ENOUGH"
For the non-propaganda take...
It really bugs me that the media is trying to create this message that somehow the Chinese inactivated virus vaccines are some kind of nefarious plot. China is not forcing other countries to only buy Chinese vaccines or something like that. Most countries are using both Western and Chinese vaccines. If a country can mix one dose Pfizer and one or two doses Sinovac/Sinopharm to provide good protection, that should be a good thing as it alleviates the shortage of the Pfizer supply. That is the other way to look at it
AssassinsMace
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Europe wants the big spending Chinese tourists and then we'll hear of Chinese tourists being attacked.
What is a COVID nurse? What were you doing before COVID was a thing?
Welcome. Though if your plan is to promote lab leak disinformation I suspect your stay here will be short...
most of the time I am a nurse dealing with internal diseases mainly pulmonology and gastroenterology diseases I have experience with endoscopic examinations mainly bronchoscopy gastroscopy and colonoscopy i have extensive experience in resuscitation and intensive care and last but not least cardiology and I was an angiographic examination nurse
nah i wont promote it but i wont call it disinformation cause it's both plausible and possible and im nurse so yah i work in the field i know stuff that the general population don't know don't understand including 99% of the defense experts
That's quite a resume for a nurse. How many years training did it take you to be able to perform each of those procedures?
to be a nurse here you must have a bachelor's degree in health care these are 4 years in which you study let's call it concise medicine this is all a doctor learns but with additional disciplines such as health legislation medical informatics medical deontology Andragogy, etc. and because being a nurse here is considered not only a profession but a craft and an art a few years of stealing the craft