Long before the pandemic I had a coworker who basically did all the things that are the new norm today: 1. Don't open doors per handle/with hands 2. wear mask

Long before the pandemic I had a coworker who basically did all the things that are the new norm today: 1. Don't open doors per handle/with hands 2. wear masks in public transit 3. no handshakes just fist bumps 4. if (1) wasn't possible or after (3), always pulling out the small bottle of hand sanitizer Before the pandemic, in a western, non-medical context, this was clearly considered odd and OCD. The fear ignited at the onset of the pandemic turned many of us in to OCD patients. Into OCD-societies. Remember those dead bodies piling up on Wuhan streets? Or the chaotic scenes from Italian hospitals? Those videos are all debunked for along time, so "Why Does No One Ever Talk About those Shock-Videos form China and Italy anymore?" is a question connected to the author's question: "Why Does No One Ever Talk About Sweden Anymore?" The answer: "unmitigated, renegade disaster of Sweden’s policy" No one talks about Sweden (or those videos) anymore, because the lies have become too big to fail. This pandemical policy desaster across so many "enlightened" countries documents a failure of societal cohesiveness that cannot be explained alone with the biased newsrooms. It stems from vast pockets of society (mostly the upper echelons) that have lost fundamental understanding of basic human rights of their neighbours. In so far, not only seems Sweden's Covid response more successful. But the foundations of their society much more sound.