I've never minced words about the culpability of the Chinese gov't. See thread below for some of my writings. But the idea it was wrong to send ventilators when they were desperately needed for the people of China is callous, opportunistic rage peddling.https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/1240304017407979525 …
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We're talking about ventilators. There is no shortage of things the administration is doing terribly wrong. Within countries and globally, ventilators need to move and go to peak need. They are not PPE. They can be reused, but are in short supply.https://twitter.com/brook_jaymes/status/1244326260073005056 …
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Yeah, we are not lacking of things that were done terribly wrong by this administration.https://twitter.com/The2Margarets/status/1244327577319116800 …
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I'm on the hold the government of China responsible for unleashing the pandemic in the first place camp. Their current misinformation campaign is disgusting. Check my thread above. It's still the right thing to send ventilators to peak epidemic places.https://twitter.com/TbBrame/status/1244327962972844032 …
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I am mad, too. Our lack of preparation is inexcusable. It’s also still true helping other countries contain their own epidemic is what we have to do to protect ourselves. I don’t think I’m soft on either government here. They both failed terribly.https://twitter.com/eileenserra/status/1244333119475314688 …
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The suggestion of the tweets I’ve seen has been more along the lines of “look, we got them to China that fast, so why is the admin holding out on the US?"
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I don't know, I saw a ton of people calling it malicious murder of Americans because the administration knew what it was doing.
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It’s not that the US sent them to China that’s at issue. It’s that we sent them to China while failing to secure the supplies we needed to safeguard our own communities that’s the issue.
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Can't China give them back now that the epidemic has passed? Maybe there should be a global "library loan" set up, so each country can borrow ventilators when the epidemic hits & return them after it passes. This is the only way supply can meet demand IMO.
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