And they generally donâ(TM)t. If you disagree, get a lawyer. A police has the right to detain and arrest you on suspicion, the jury will decide the âoebeyond a reasonable doubtâ part.
In reality, the police routinely arrest people because they feel like it and simply lie about it in court.
In principle I agree that society needs police, but the US doesn't have police. It's just a crime syndicate now -- it's easy to see why police departments are endorsing trump, since they don't want a president who cares about the constitution more than they do.
The WHO also issued its global pandemic warning a month before trump figured out that he had to pay attention.
WHO isn't perfect, but it's parsecs better than trump. He's just mad because WHO was right, and trump as usual was wrong.
If the WHO was wrong to ignore warnings from Taiwan then why is it okay that the US government which has actual investigative experts in the CDC and is a Taiwan ally to ignore the same warnings?
Let's not forget that any investigation into the WHO and incompetrump will also reveal that the WHO published a warning that countries should start implementing social distancing, testing, and contact tracing... and incompetrump continued ignoring that warning for three more weeks.
Then there's the spate of warnings from the intelligence community and the CDC back in January that the orange asshat ignored, and the fact that the moron also dismantled the pandemic response team...
He was acquitted, ya moron! What else did you expect with no actual evidence other than hearsay?
He was only acquitted because the tea partiers are traitors, as is the incompetrump itself.
I sincerely hope US can do better than that in emergency.
Obviously not. The US medical system is a lot more like a 3rd world country's than a first world country's. Given how corrupt and incompetent the government is, it's not really even rational to describe the US as a first world nation any more anyway.
The only real difference between the US and other 3rd world countries is that the US equivalent of warlords wear business suits.
The outcome would likely be far worse than that, actually.
Look at what happened with the solar cell industry, for example. US companies developed solar cells, but the large energy companies (mostly oil) used their bought politicians to stifle their development by pretending that government subsidies were handouts, ignoring the fact that they got their start by using government subsidies... and continue using their bought politicians to keep collecting those subsidies that exist to support innovation as government handouts, using them to stifle innovation. Now the solar cell industry is booming globally, and most of the manufacturing is in China, so the US government's corruption drove that industry out of the US and into China, bolstering China's economy.
Forcing Chinese companies to buy processors only from Chinese companies will benefit only the Chinese, by taking a lot of business away from the few remaining US based semiconductor manufacturers, and into the hands of some of hte largest and most advanced semiconductor manufacturers in the world, shifting the tech balance drastically in China's favor. The US is already known as an also-ran in terms of innovation; the vast majority of the world's semiconductor manufacturing is overseas, most of the world's manufacturing is in China and what's not in China thanks to the coronavirus shutdown is in Mexico. It's not coming back to the US... probably ever.
But now, once we got past the local Wuhan officials going into denial and hiding the problem, China has been one of the most reliable sources of information and advice we've had for covid-19. Without their sequencing data in particular testing would have been delayed. Their rapid scientific publishing of their experiences exemplary, their successful handling of the crisis a beacon of hope we can all look to.
That's indisputably true -- starting with releasing the virus data almost as soon as the Chinese scientists had the RNA sequence, for example.
The Chinese government probably realized that hiding the info was worse for its economy as well as everyone else's than seeking a global cure.
For covid-19, there as been a complete inversion. China is one of the best sources of information, and US government one of the worst in the world if not the worst. I don't know how that has been perceived in the USA, but for the rest of us it's been gob smacking, disorienting, and a wake up call.
It's been revealing precisely how stupid americans have become. The idiots still supporting the incompetrump are still idiots, only somehow managing to reveal even more idiocy than ever before. They're making flat earthers seem alsmost rational by comparison.
Oh fuck you and your disingenuous spinning. "My employer's policies suck" means that you're representing the company in public.
It means no such thing... but it IS what the PR muckety mucks will claim when they go after those employees.
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