You're pointing out distinctions that do not make any relevant or substantial differences to the argument.
> Everyone likes to posit human intervention when we have very little information, especially people highly motivated to declare COVID-19 a lab leak for geopolitical reasons. Give the science time and we might start to fill in the gaps.
With lack of information, ideas that have the less assumptions and concepts tend to be true than their counterparts who require many possible sub-hypotheses and concepts. GoF happen and lab leaks happen and the genetic histogram and the genes makes make this hypothesis the more likely one. The opposite require many hypothetical actors (mouses, immunosuppressed patients, back and forth between geographically distant places and all the combinations thereof) to account for it "hiding" since spring 2020.
> especially people highly motivated to declare COVID-19 a lab leak for geopolitical reasons.
Nobody blamed nobody here. GoF research happens everywhere.
> Give the science time and we might start to fill in the gaps.
Science is not beholden to your worldview. Filling the gaps is part of the scientific method, by the way.