He was probably one of the first few people infected by it. Back when people had no idea what was happening and he worked at that same hospital right?
It kind of makes sense.
Still extremely sad. RIP.
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He was probably one of the first few people infected by it. Back when people had no idea what was happening and he worked at that same hospital right?
It kind of makes sense.
Still extremely sad. RIP.
I know what I said is not the right thing to do, I'm just saying thank god they are so stupid about stuff like this.
I guess the same mentality that prevents them from seeing the easy PR spins is what keeps them from doing the right thing in the first place.
Thanks for this detailed response, and makes a lot of sense.
User Banned (1 Month): Conspiracy theorizing over multiple posts
Interestingly only 1 in 1000 people infected by the virus in Mr Li's age die of the disease. We didn't know this back then, however now we got far better statistics.
Dude got butchered by the CCP for being a dissident. Utter disgrace.
Dude got butchered by the CCP for being a dissident. Utter disgrace.
He might have had an underlying condition as well. Supressed immune system or some respiratory ailment etc.
A lot of people aren't aware they have existing health problems.
Clearly this makes more sense, I also choose to believe in a 1/1000 chance of death over a regime that:
- Tried to silence Mr Li multiple times before for being a dissenter
- Has a history of dissapearing and killing off dissenters like him
- Had the means, motive and opportunity to kill Mr Li off
- Had a great alibi, since well he had the coronavirus right?
They didn't know back then only 1 in a 1000 in Mr Li's agerange actually died. Their alibi didn't turn out to be so believable weeks later with better statistics.
Yeah this was clear cut murder.
Yup.
It was days after the nytimes profile too which was embarrassing as hell; i don't think it was someone high up in the party had him murdered but absolutely a mid level type who felt a ways about the article.
Ah thanks.. someone agrees! I don't see any talk about this anywhere. I feel like a conspiracy nutter... even though the actual story which has been told has far more base for a conspiracy.
I don't believe Dr. Li was murdered per se, maybe I was naive.
But it could be simply because the hospital he was at had the most medical worker death, such as the other ophthalmologist working with him regularly. He also died from the virus.
There's probably something very wrong in how this particular hospital in how they treat COVID-19 patients. There was investigative articles in Chinese media talking about it. Caixin and even Global Times which usually doesn't do these kinds of "criticizing" investigative reporting.
But they were quickly censored for some reason. Of course nothing was truly censored on the internet, and you can still find them circulating in Chinese social media. Hmm...
There might be some internal conflicts regarding this? I dunno.
But it could be simply because the hospital he was at had the most medical worker death, such as the other ophthalmologist working with him regularly. He also died from the virus.
There's probably something very wrong in how this particular hospital in how they treat COVID-19 patients. There was investigative articles in Chinese media talking about it. Caixin and even Global Times which usually doesn't do these kinds of "criticizing" investigative reporting.
But they were quickly censored for some reason. Of course nothing was truly censored on the internet, and you can still find them circulating in Chinese social media. Hmm...
There might be some internal conflicts regarding this? I dunno.
So your conspiracy is that the government that murdered him tried to cover it up by saying he died of the thing he was whistleblowing, while it was being highly publicized by the media and their own state apparatus...?
I'm not sure what you're asking. I think the post you're quoting is extremely clear in its setup.
I don't think it's the government on a high level per say, not like Ji made a phonecall.
But since the Nytimes article threw a shitload of people way under his paygrade under the bus on a more local level (who could face extreme punishment by the party themselves by information in said articles), I have no doubt many people weren't sad at his untimely passing, lol. Many probably breathed sighs of relief higher ups couldn't interview him further.
It's just too oddly timed after the article that made no mention of him being deathly ill for him to drop dead a few days afterwards. I don't think it's a conspiracy at all considering how many people have 'disappeared' who were linked to whistleblowing this crisis which kind of blows holes in your 'high publicized whistle blowing in media so he's protected' idea.
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