A fine broadside attack! Your mischaracterization of my recommendations to prepare for potential disruptions is cast as 'ranting against supply chain disruption'. Well played.

I have already pointed out that instead of instituting their draconian and violent quarantines when Li Wenliang first revealed the spreading outbreak, China did not, and instead put all their efforts into suppressing the information about it - that it's civilian population would have been able to act on to quarantine themselves, even if the CCP didn't quarantine the infected.

When they did institute quarantine, it was after millions had left the city for the holiday, and was so violent and oppressive that people also fled for their lives, that the quarantine would surely end. Welding the doors of whole apartment blocks shut is not something the residents of the apartments are likely to find beneficial, even if they don't get the virus through the air conditioning system, like the passengers on the Diamond Princess did. Not sure starvation is a preferable way to die than pneumonia.

Don't claim China instituted rational policies when it has done exactly what would most spread the epidemic at every possible chance, and the reacharound from the WHO is just disgusting.

Censorship of facts is deadly. Frightened civilians take action to secure themselves, although some of them will do the wrong things. Useful assistance in doing the right things would head a lot of that off, but that's too much to expect of the psychopaths parasitizing us through governmental vectors.

Edit: you mention social collapse is something governments will seek to avoid, yet we both see that happening presently in China. Maybe after the mass deaths by starvation of the quarantined, some sort of order will return, as happened in Europe after the Black Death killed ~1/3 of the population.

I am encouraged at least you are still alive.

Stay that way, my friend.