Harambe wrote:
Lead Foil Hat wrote:
You are wrong here as well. Sweden saw very little deaths during the first wave when they were doing almost nothing. The higher deaths tolls did not pile up until after they started implementing widespread restrictions in the fall. It is interesting though to see how easily you make up your own facts to support your wrong ideas.
This is wrong:
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps#z-scores-by-countrySweden saw it's highest peak of excess deaths in the first wave. The two waves were fairly similar in terms of total excess deaths.
I'll admit you are right here; I was looking at cases. That said, Sweden is now 31st on the list of worst nations, far better off than the USA or a comparable nation like Belgium. We did nothing by imposing restrictions, nothing except kill more people. You can keep denying it, but coivd killed more people because the restrictions reduced people's ability to fight it off and also stretched out the length of the pandemic by slowing the progression towards herd immunity while not actually reducing the number of people getting infected. It was a pointless canard that ended up being deadly, which is evident in the excess death numbers.