Budda wrote:
KaareV wrote:
Budda wrote:
Please, Sweden is in deep .... just now. The government, just now, discusses whether to shut down high schools. The recommendations are quite clear, don't invite people to dinner, don't go gyms, to liberaries, no alcohol in restaurants after 10 o'clock in the evening, and MANDATE not more the 8 people in public gatherings, keep the distance and so on and so on. The Swedish UTOPIA has vanished. Compared to the other Nordic countries it is a disaster. Close to 5000 excess detahs, for what? For nothing. Nothing at all. As the Swedish Prime Minister said yesterday: " We are living in a time of trials. It will get worse. The curves are pointing in one direction. ".
Perhaps he is a covidophobia snake, too.
The lovers of the Swedish UTOPIA over there is falsified. They are falsified in a popperian way. You know the demarcation criteria that seperates science from pseudoscience. You know that, do you?
Mona Heurgren, avdelningschef på Socialstyrelsen:
"Dödligheten per 100 000 invånare är fram till början av november högre än den var mellan 2016 och 2019, men lägre än 2015."
My translation for english speakers:
Mortality per 100 000 residents to the beginning of number is higher than it was between 2016 and 2019, but LOWER than 2015"
Certainly interesting...
Don't know if a reason for this is that all deaths that happened prior to november in 2020 isn't registered yet.
Anyways, my previous post was somewhat incorrect.. Mortality in 2020 is lower than 2015 for the first 10 months, not first 6 months. Sorry for misinformation.
Budda, since you wrote in another post that you have no other agenda than try to present facts, you pick who you answers and who not. Right? That is a point of view. ( By me)
Dunno if I understand what you mean by that.
I initially replied to Mr. Lead Foil as I felt he cherry picked numbers in an effort twist reality into fit with his agenda.
I replied to you today because I felt there was a lack of nuance (or cherry picking if you will) going on with the numbers you chose to highlight.
In general I agree more with what you say than Lead Foil, but I think it is a bit too simplistic to target Sweden as having horrible policies when countries with far stricter policies have done significantly worse, but I can reiterate that if minimizing deaths at all cost is the target, Sweden could have done better as shown by their neigbors.
(Even if it might have been somewhat more difficult for them to do so than lets say Norway)
Needs to be said though: Sweden have never had that as target (minimizing deaths at all cost).. It's been flatten the curve (platta ut kurven).
That was the initial response in Norway and Denmark too, but very quickly the politicians took over and decided to try and erradicate deaths from this virus at almost any cost it seems.
I think both policies have worked reasonably well...