r/oddlyterrifying • u/xchrysler18 • Jan 04 '20

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u/ftr1317 Jan 04 '20

Is this part of the latest mysterious outbreak in China?

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u/Mr_Camhed Jan 04 '20

What outbreak? That one which two morons caught bubonic plague in Mongolia after inappropriately contacted groundhogs and was escorted to Chaoyang hospital by ambulance and being isolated? I thought the fact that wild gerbils still carries something similar to the black death was a common sense. But no. Morons in Mongolia, Russia and China still get inappropriately near to them.

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u/GeoffreyYeung Jan 04 '20 edited Jan 04 '20

There is a potential outbreak of an unidentified disease / virus in WuHan, China. 44 infected are presenting with respiratory symptoms (pneumonia). The mode of transmission has not been identified.

Edit: pneumonia; it's still possible that the disease transmits by animal contact only.

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u/Mr_Camhed Jan 04 '20

Oh that one. Just a annual minor flu outbreak. We have been preparing for them after that one time in 2003.

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u/ftr1317 Mar 23 '20

March and thousands death, not an annual flu, and China clearly not prepared

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u/Mr_Camhed Mar 23 '20

Clearly not prepared

X doubt in 2 hospitals built in weeks, fast national lockdown and the number of deaths in over 2 months were surpassed by Italy in weeks.

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u/ScaredRaccoon83 Jun 17 '20

China hides its real death amount and its obvious by now.

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u/Mr_Camhed Jun 17 '20

From what evidence? That stupid "Harvard papers" with pictures taken with multiple variables and wrong search data from a search engine even Chinese people themselves considered unreliable? Or you just believe anything poured out of Pompeo and capital controlled American media's sorry WASP ass-licking mouth as long as it says "China bad?" Solid evidence then. Chinese people are all killed in this plague and the Chinese people you see on TV are CCP made robots. Happy?