[Snorlax94]

I mean, it's possible something is there, and China censoring stories about the origin of Covid doesn't help, but it's just a circumstantial item at this point, and all the saber rattling is irresponsible and harmful.

Did Russia compensate all the people who were harmed by Chernobyl?

Finger-pointing at this time is counter-productive because:
1) Nations need to work together to solve this (just wait until the US gets it under control and Covid skyrockets in less developed countries) 
2) Finger-pointing and xenophobia are manipulations used by governments to stir up nationalism and cover up for their own incompetence and to consolidate power (I predict more laws discriminating against gays being passed in Russia and like-minded countries as their failures become more apparent and the global economy tanks)
3) Nothing close to the facts are out yet. It will take years -- if we ever find out -- and it's just plain stupid to make these sorts of decisions on gut instinct, appealing to emotion, and without any concrete information. (And even if it *was* not from the wet markets -- you mean like Chernobyl, the Trinity Test, Three Mile Island, Acid Rain, producing the most carbon emissions per capita for decades...)

[Snorlax94]

I mean, it's possible something is there, and China censoring stories about the origin of Covid doesn't help, but it's just a circumstantial item at this point, and all the saber rattling is irresponsible and harmful.

Did Russia compensate all the people who were harmed by Chernobyl?

Finger-pointing at this time is counter-productive because:
1) Nations need to work together to solve this (just wait until the US gets it under control and Covid skyrockets in less developed countries) 
2) Finger-pointing and xenophobia are manipulations used by governments to stir up nationalism and cover up for their own incompetence and to consolidate power (I predict more laws discriminating against gays being passed in Russia and like-minded countries as their failures become more apparent and the global economy tanks)
3) Nothing close to the facts are out yet. It will take years -- if we ever find out -- and it's just plain stupid to make these sorts of decisions on gut instinct, appealing to emotion, and without any concrete information. (And even if it *was* not from the wet markets -- you mean like Chernobyl, the Trinity Test, Three Mile Island, Acid Rain, producing the most carbon emissions per capita for decades...)