You should ask yourself that question. Japan has a population of 127 million and as of yesterday has had 3,414 Covid deaths, a death rate of 27 per million. Without having the kind of mindless draconian lockdowns that western countries have had. Countries that have had extended lockdowns such as the US, UK, Italy and Spain have had death rates approaching 50X the Japanese rate, almost a year into this pandemic.
Sweden never had a âlet it ripâ approach, stop lying.
The issue with Sweden is the âexpertsâ predicted that Sweden would have 100k deaths unless they adopted the same lockdown strategies that other western countries did. Why hasnât this happened in your considered opinion? Surely their death rate should be far in excess of countries of similar population and population density? Whatâs the 7 day average death rate in Sweden currently compared to other western countries that have adopted lockdown strategies?
Some âexpertsâ predicted Sweden were âdone with Covidâ. Swedish government obviously believe their original approach hasnât worked. You should tell them it has worked, send the graph and cc that other lunatic on it.
Proof positive that the approach taken doesnât work. Here in Cali we had the earliest and strictest lockdown since March (unless of course you are the governor and break your own restrictions, attending fundraising events with no social distancing), and now have the worst statistics in the country.
Just to inform you all that it was not this fella at all. Outsiders! Place was strewn with rubbish and yoga mats today the filthy bastards! Apologies to Niall who is a decent fella. @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy