No, not really. You have no ing clue how long, or even if there will be such a thing as herd immunity from everybody getting the disease.
Meanwhile the entirely predictable result of the policy you think is the way to go:
Sweden has Europe's highest number of coronavirus deaths per capita over last 7 days
https://news.yahoo.com/sweden-europe...162800845.html
I'm so in your head and have you so butthurt you have to resort to making up lies about my positions nowFind one single post where I said I think Sweden's policy is the way to go you pathetic liar.
"Over the course of the pandemic Sweden still has fewer deaths per capita than the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium and France, which have all opted for lockdowns, but much higher than Nordic neighbours Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Sweden’s strategy, mostly based on voluntary measures regarding social distancing and basic hygiene, has been criticised by some as a dangerous experiment with peoples lives but also been put forward as a future model by the WHO.
Sweden’s open strategy seems to have softened the blow on the economy, with growth shrinking much less than in Denmark and Norway in the first quarter."
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...KBN22V26A?il=0
Was it entirely predictable that Sweden's policy would result in fewer deaths per capita than it's fellow European countries who locked down like the UK, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France?
Sweden, where COVID-19 deaths are declining overall
That said, Sweden has fewer deaths per capita during the full length of the pandemic than its fellow European countries like the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France, which ins uted stricter lockdowns
If herd immunity is not possible then there is no hope for a vaccine
It's been well established that RandomGuy is not an honest broker. I don't know why you go back and forth with him. He doesn't have anything to offer you can't find on the same liberal website he's grabbing articles from.I'm so in your head and have you so butthurt you have to resort to making up lies about my positions now
"Over the course of the pandemic Sweden still has fewer deaths per capita than the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium and France, which have all opted for lockdowns, but much higher than Nordic neighbours Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Sweden’s strategy, mostly based on voluntary measures regarding social distancing and basic hygiene, has been criticised by some as a dangerous experiment with peoples lives but also been put forward as a future model by the WHO.
Sweden’s open strategy seems to have softened the blow on the economy, with growth shrinking much less than in Denmark and Norway in the first quarter."
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...KBN22V26A?il=0
Was it entirely predictable that Sweden's policy would result in fewer deaths per capita than it's fellow European countries who locked down like the UK, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France?
"I want these structural issues addressed" they won't
"as sacrificial lambs for the economy." that's the sadistic, predatory inhumanity of Capitalism
the numbers out of the US, as a whole, aren't anomalous
could there be state by state, county by county discrepancies? i'm sure there are. but what level of precision in the data are you demanding before agreeing to shape policy after them? as a country, we have just over 94k deaths right now, over 1.5 million confirmed cases. even if those numbers were off by a quarter (and all in one direction), we'd still be looking at a situation with over a million cases and over 70k deaths.
sweden going like a champ to steady 1,000 case a day and 100 dead a day
but but sweden
(shrugs)I'm so in your head and have you so butthurt you have to resort to making up lies about my positions now
"Over the course of the pandemic Sweden still has fewer deaths per capita than the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium and France, which have all opted for lockdowns, but much higher than Nordic neighbours Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Sweden’s strategy, mostly based on voluntary measures regarding social distancing and basic hygiene, has been criticised by some as a dangerous experiment with peoples lives but also been put forward as a future model by the WHO.
Sweden’s open strategy seems to have softened the blow on the economy, with growth shrinking much less than in Denmark and Norway in the first quarter."
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...KBN22V26A?il=0
Was it entirely predictable that Sweden's policy would result in fewer deaths per capita than it's fellow European countries who locked down like the UK, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France?
If you don't think it is the way to go, then I was mistaken. Sorry.
As for comparisons, why are choosing to ask questions about non-scandinavian countries?
Would that not make for a better comparison?
From someone who lies about what other people believe on a consistent basis.
You ran in here to talk because of some butthurt I've caused you and you thought you had a gotcha on me.
I'm asking questions about those countries because they were brought up in the article you linked. Why aren't you constantly harping on the policy decisions of the UK, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France?
Why would they do that? This way they can blame one person for all of their problems instead of using logicYou ran in here to talk because of some butthurt I've caused you and you thought you had a gotcha on me.
I'm asking questions about those countries because they were brought up in the article you linked. Why aren't you constantly harping on the policy decisions of the UK, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France?
Once the virus was out, it was out. International travel makes this type of problem almost uncontrollable. Pros and cons of progress.
Back to sweeden. These people also don't take into account shutdown ruining lives, satisfaction of life both for at risk and not at risk, nor physical or mental health. Every death is a win to them. Its sad.
Logically speaking, why does South Korea have fewer cases and deaths per captia than the United States?
Who knows. Not you. You just tried to explain that the spanish flu came from kansas
This is not a logical answer. I'll let you try again.
Logically speaking, why does South Korea have fewer cases and deaths per captia than the United States?
They aren't attributing death as a probable and using science?
Why were all the models wrong and over exaggerated?
Answering a question with another question is not logical.
I'll give you another chance to answer logically since you're bragging about your logic.
Logically speaking, why does South Korea have fewer cases and deaths per captia than the United States?
Do you believe the numbers out of China? Do you really need all that yapping to answer?
You'll know them by their fruitsFrom someone who lies about what other people believe on a consistent basis.
Your question has nothing to do with logic.
Sure it does.Your question has nothing to do with logic.
But whatever, I'll just ask you the question straight up.
Why does South Korea have fewer cases and deaths per captia than the United States?
Please refrain from your usual conspiracy theories.
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