Comments by "林子倫" (@zilun) on "Some China-made coronavirus test kits and face masks rejected as ‘unreliable’ in European countries" video.

It happens only in China. U.S., Thailand, India, Singapore, Mexico, Canada, etc, are not selling EU useless test kits to make a quick buck, are they?
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@tonyatgoogle6076 Those countries are producing test kits. How else do you suppose they are testing? They just aren't selling useless junk to EU hoping no one will find out, while advertising themselves as saviours of EU.
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@filipelimartins Yes, those countries don't have faulty fake test kits to sell. That was my point. I have a miracle stone to sell you for your cancer, it'll only cost you a million dollars, while others don't even have what I have. I'm the best thing ever for you, ya?
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China's role in global market is over. All trust is lost, as it should have been long time ago.
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Wheelchairs that will induce spine problems for its users.
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@MH-df6zx Yes, customers get to choose to not buy from China. They made a mistake buying from China.
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@MH-df6zx So, if Apple sold you a brick phone that doesn't work, that calls 911 when you call your mom, and calls to AT&T customer service when you dial 911, Apple should just tell you, "Who cares. Buy or not buy, it was your choice. Nobody forced you to buy."? If U.S. had sold China test kits that didn't work, would you blame China for buying from the wrong country too?
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@gregoriocanlas45 It has nothing to do with capitalism. Under capitalism, all these companies that delivered faulty goods would be sued till bankruptcy. While their competitors grab the market.
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@MH-df6zx Which is worse, not having test kits or paying millions for test kits that offers false sense of security of those infected and waste medical care staffs' time on those healthy?
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@shawncheung1746 Geez. Accuracy in question includes both false positive and false negative. That is, result is wrong 7 out of 10 times.
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