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How about you google it yourself?
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
They ignored the science and millions are dead. Soon, a new wave of Corona virus will hit again. Hopefully this time they will learn and shut everything down.
Dutchmuch wrote:
How about you google it yourself?
Every time I do, I get dated articles from news outlets with a critical bias towards the public health policies enacted by Swedish officials. There's nothing time-stamped within the past two weeks on the first Google results page.
I’d say pretty good, close to 0 deaths /day for quite some time now. If there’s a new wave as they say we should have more developed immunity in society compared to some other countries.
COVID is going back up a good deal in Sweden. Not to an alarming level yet, but in some cities they are putting in measures and emphasizing social distancing: https://news.yahoo.com/sweden-registered-1-870-covid-134159924.html
sweden is doomed wrote:
They ignored the science and millions are dead. Soon, a new wave of Corona virus will hit again. Hopefully this time they will learn and shut everything down.
I assume this is a troll, but if not, they have 5900 deaths, and basically none (0-2 per day usually) since around July.
sweden is doomed wrote:
They ignored the science and millions are dead. Soon, a new wave of Corona virus will hit again. Hopefully this time they will learn and shut everything down.
Yeah, I think the whole country is gone, bodies are stacked in the streets!
Yall do realize that herd immunity is what science is trying to achieve with a vaccine don't you? A vaccine is just controlled herd immunity.
joedirt wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
Precious Roy wrote:
joedirt wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
Oh there you are O precious one, worried you had come down with something, like common sense. Glad to see you are your old self.
Sweden from April to October has HALVED the # of positives despite DOUBLING the number of tests, and deaths are down 30x. Thirty times.
"But wait two more weeks! TWO MORE WEEKS!"
"HERD IMMUNITY DOES NOT EXIST EXCEPT WITH UNCLE BILLY'$ VACCINE$!"
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
COVID is going back up a good deal in Sweden. Not to an alarming level yet, but in some cities they are putting in measures and emphasizing social distancing:
https://news.yahoo.com/sweden-registered-1-870-covid-134159924.html
Only cases, about 1000-2000 cases per day, but they have been between 0-3 deaths per day since the beginning of September; meaning the death to case ration has m=plummeted to about 0.05%...this virus has lost in Sweden and the rest of the world should follow suit and not shut down...you can't beat a virus by hiding from it.
Precious Roy wrote:
joedirt wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
Everything you have said is a lie; typical Precious. Fearmongering again I see. Deaths per day have been flat at 0-3 trending towards zero for 2 months now. You lose, Sweden wins....ther is no spin you can put on the ball to change that reality. Although, it does seems like you real really want more Swedes to die, which is sick.
Precious Roy wrote:
joedirt wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
You lying scumbag!
Lead Foil Hat wrote:
Only cases, about 1000-2000 cases per day, but they have been between 0-3 deaths per day since the beginning of September; meaning the death to case ration has m=plummeted to about 0.05%
Lead Foil wins the debate.
Roy lost the debate.
https://news.theceomagazine.com/lifestyle/health/sweden-no-face-masksDoes this look like a "pandemic" to you? Sweden has a lower death rate than America, and they have no mask mandate.
facts and reason wrote:
Lead Foil Hat wrote:
Only cases, about 1000-2000 cases per day, but they have been between 0-3 deaths per day since the beginning of September; meaning the death to case ration has m=plummeted to about 0.05%
Lead Foil wins the debate.
Roy lost the debate.
Does this look like a "pandemic" to you? Sweden has a lower death rate than America, and they have no mask mandate.
Sweden ICU capacity now 4x the baseline before the peak, and climbing.
It's the same as everywhere
cases -> hospitalizations -> death
Even the hero Tegnell says Sweden is "at a critical point"
https://www.thelocal.se/20201027/sweden-nears-critical-point-as-coronavirus-cases-surgeAre you gonna tell this dude it's no big deal -- call him up and say he lost the debate? lol
Harambe wrote:
Tegnell says Sweden is "at a critical point"
"Critical" does not necessarily mean death wave.
https://news.yahoo.com/sweden-registered-1-870-covid-134159924.html"New COVID-19 deaths remain low and Sweden's official death toll had decreased by 15 cases since Friday, taking the total to 5,918 deaths. No explanation was given for the lowered figure but the count has previously been changed after the actual cause of death had been determined to be unrelated to the disease in a small number of cases."
Roy lost the debate, and I wouldn't hire him as a lawyer if this is the type of "argument" he brings to the table.
Precious Roy wrote:
joedirt wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks, they are doing better on a per capita basis than 45 other countries in terms of new cases per capita and better than 82 countries in terms of new deaths per capita. They are faring far better than the bulk of Europe.
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
This guy has it right. Sweden failed miserably.
sweden is doomed wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
This is turning into a Get Smart bit. Sweden has conquered the virus by achieving herd immunity. (cases start rising) Would you believe that Sweden is doing great because cases aren't rising as fast as other countries. (cases start doubling every other week) Would you believe that on a per capita basis, they are still doing better than a hand picked bunch of countries that actually relaxed their COVID restrictions to levels that were much more liberal than Sweden.
Sweden is failing. The only difference between Sweden and other EU countries is timing. Outbreaks in Western Europe started earlier than the current outbreak in Sweden. The trajectory in Sweden is right on par with what is happening in the rest of Europe. Sweden went from a 7 day moving average of just over 150 in early September to over 1,000 this week. Hospitalizations are rising. Restrictions are coming too slowly and are too weak.
This guy has it right. Sweden failed miserably.
Precious, I mean Harambe, how many different devices do you use to post on the same forum with all of your different handles? 6-12? Just curious.....oh, and you are a liar spreading panic that has lead to much global death; if you could stop yourself that would be great.
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