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Coronavirus - The modern 'kinder, gentler' Communist purge


In the 20th century, China, Cambodia and the USSR would quell any social unrest with very violent reactions. Mass executions, deliberately created famines, etc. This practice resulted in the deaths of millions of citizens.

Of course, today in the instant information age of the internet and social media, that would be impossible. But do you think that kind of thinking has just gone away?

Recently, China has been threatened economically by the US imposed sanctions. Hong Kong is at the boiling point for open rebellion.

China can't cut off the food or send out the troops or they would face worldwide condemnation. But a designer virus, made to kill mainly the aged and the sick, 'useless eaters' and leave the future generation mostly unharmed, and affect the productive adults just enough to scare them into frightened complacency? How easy would that be?

Just whip it up in your bio-war lab, sell the test animals to a wet-market and watch it spread around the world and cripple all your rivals in the bargain.

As a bonus, China was prepared for all this, so they will be able to recover months before the rest of the world and have a huge economic and perhaps military edge over anyone else.

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intriguing

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I hope CIA sends out a hit man on him destroying commuison forever

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Yeah, damn that pesky commuison eh

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As per a new article i saw today production lines in China have already started rolling. The chinese industrial complex is back on its feet within two months. Even Wuhan is about to open its factories very soon. How did they contain it so quickly when scientists around the world are saying it would take minimum six months of social distancing and lockdowns for it to be relatively safe.

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They probably haven't contained it. They've just ordered everyone back to work

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they probably killed all the infected. that is great way to stop a virus.

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What a paranoid scuzzbucket.

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I guess people in the 20th century were paranoid when they noticed funny things going on in China due to the "Great Leap Forward"?

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There is this one Russian doctor who was being asked about the impact of cv19 on Russia and whether it could be as bad as Italy. He said it was unlikely, because Italy has a long life expectancy, while in Russia people tend to die quite young.

I must admit.... he's kind of right. Living in Russia is a bit like living in the jungle, only the strongest survive - and once they weaken, they die early.

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