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Do you know what Finland and Norways lockdown involved? They closed schools and public buildings. They didn't force people to stay at home. They didn't stop pe
by collyw 6y ago
Do you know what Finland and Norways lockdown involved?
They closed schools and public buildings. They didn't force people to stay at home. They didn't stop people travelling, or force them to wear masks. They treated their populations as humans. Their responses were a lot closer to Sweden than to most European countries "lockdown" responses.
And did you know that for whatever reason, Finland has 5 times more flu deaths per capita than Sweden on a normal year.
https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/cause-of-death/influenza-pneumonia/by-country/ https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/cause-of-death/influenza...
You will also notice the the two countries where masks are apparently the norm, South Korea and Japan have relatively high rates of flu death for developed countries. That implies that the masks don't help.
To use Sweden as an example of lockdown being effective is grasping at straws.
Where is the spike after Texas opened up a month ago? Why is Florida doing better than California, despite an older population?