The video announcement was made by a Chinese judge who explains that all recent travelers from Wuhan must now report to the appropriate authorities or else be guilty of endangering public safety. At a minimum, violators could face up to 10 years in prison. At a maximum, they could face life in prison or even the death penalty.
"Anyone coming back from Wuhan shall report to the authority," an English translation of the video announcement reads. "Those who do not report might be charged with (an) Endangering Public Safety Offense."
"The severest case(s) will receive the death sentence!" the announcement goes on to warn. "If one suspects that he might be infected with novel coronavirus but does not report to the authority, nor quarantine himself, such behavior is endangering public safety and he may be sentenced to 10-year imprisonment or more life sentence, or even death!"
This judge further explains that communist Chinese police from the areas of Jilin, Shandong, and Sichuan have already filed these types of criminal charges against people who failed or refused to report recent travel to Wuhan.
"Therefore, those who came back from Wuhan must report to the local authority. Let's stand in solidarity and fight the pandemic! Add oil!"
Communist China has no clue what concepts like positivity, freedom and honesty actually mean
This "add oil" reference at the end, in case you're not familiar with it, is a relatively new Hong Kong English expression, also used in China, that means encouragement and support for something. It's generally a positive term, almost like "keep up the good work."
That's what makes this judge's use of it rather odd, seeing as how it was preceded by threats of imprisonment or death for those who don't comply – which is just what you might expect coming from a communist mentality.
"'Add oil' was added to Oxford dictionary in 2018," says Himalaya Global. "However, it's very ironic that add oil came out of this judge's mouth. Who add oil? Make more makeshift hospitals aka concentration camp? Police add oil? More arrests on innocent people? Patients add oil? they r dying!"
These are valid points that really drive home the point that communist China only knows authoritarianism, even when it tries to be "hip" in the sense of trying to use modern vernacular that, ironically enough, is supposed to have positive connotations.
"One month ago, you would be charged for alerting others abt #coronavirus," wrote another Twitter user in response. "One month after, you would be charged for NOT alerting others abt #coronavirus ... #CCP (Communist Party of China) #China is a farce in history, if not tragedy."
This person is right, as just last month a Chinese doctor who works in Wuhan was punished with a misdemeanor for privately warning his friends about coronavirus back on December 30. And now, it's a crime to not tell authorities that you were in Wuhan if you recently traveled there.
"They should have instead heeded the 8 doctors' initial warning instead of arresting them," pointed out yet another Twitter user about communist China's blatant hypocrisy in its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
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