Canadian Politics Today

like I said, now... NOW... you shift from total to active - but you haven't the mettle to even offer any data/numbers for active cases. And you dumbPhack, the Axios data reference you initially hyped is not active cases! What a maroon, what a rube you are! 

again, your peaBrain can't interpret what I've just said about your referenced link: "reads like you have no problem blindly accepting a most limited data sampling - of course... that's a part of your brand! Meanwhile you ignore the fact that current estimates of the incubation period range from 1-14 days with median estimates of 5-6 days between infection and the onset of clinical symptoms of COVID-19. While you also ignore that listing of U.S. states that have increased cases... you ignore the influence testing has on case counts while also ignoring all manner of caveats concerning testing (testing methodology, type(s) of testing, number of tests, targeted testing, false negatives, etc..) - of course you ignore it all!"

I thought it would be really obvious what the consequences are of being a secretive communist regime that is a notorious abuser of human rights and not an honest player in the world.

Asked about the country’s approach to relations with China, three-quarters of Canadians (76%) say Canada should prioritize human rights and the rule of law over economic opportunity

http://angusreid.org/covid19-china/

It seems its been obvious enough for anyone paying attention for decades now and the issue of whether we should we give a **** is on the rise. Increasing numbers and as many as 85% of Canadians finally seem to be saying yes.

It may be convenient to bash China to deflect from Trump's failures in the short term but anyone doing so like anyone afraid of calling China out should both be nervous about the vast majority of people who no longer want to see trade and economic opportunism trump human rights.