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Originally Posted by Traum

I'd hardly call finishing first among a bunch of losers as any sort of achievement. Esp when you take into account the signficant portion of Asians / Chinese / Taiwanese / Hong Kongers that live in Canada and their collective experience during SARS, Canada could have and should have done far better.

Richmond has the lowest COVID infection rates among all major Canadian municipalities, and this is no small coincidence given the large Chinese population there, and the precautionary measures as well as high alerts that they took upon themselves. There were calls to close the borders or quarantine incoming travellers. None were taken until it was too late.

For quite a long while, Tam was tooting every ridiculous claim that WHO fed to the World, when there were evidence abound that China was blantantly lying. More upsetting is the fact that Tam hailed from Hong Kong, so it was inconceivable that she was unaware of the general sentiments on the pandemic coming from the Hong Kong sources.

But that is how it is. People are happy that the federal gov bailed them out during the lockdown months. I am not denying that. I am just disappointed that Canadians failed to see the failures that could have been prevented.

So which country do you think did better? Also which political party in Canada did the best?