My mind has been changed. It's tim to become more like Sweden
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I have to take a few naps in between brb, jo time.DuckHHunterisafag said:
Tomorrow? You're better than that;-)PurpleThrobber said:pawz said:I clicked on this thread expecting to see Swedish boobs - swoobs.
Sad!
@PurpleThrobber
Holy shit. I bing image searched "Hot Swedish Women".
I'll be back tomorrow....to many choices. A sample:
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https://hotair.com/archives/john-s-2/2020/04/09/swedens-coronavirus-approach-starting-look-like-mistake/But in the short term, it’s starting to look as if the Swedish approach will result in an increased death toll and overwhelmed hospitals, i.e. the very thing the U.S. and other countries are trying to avoid:A head doctor at a major hospital in Sweden says the current approach will “probably end in a historical massacre.” He says healthcare workers at his hospital who have tested positive for the virus but are asymptomatic have been advised to continue working. He asked to remain anonymous because “it is frowned upon to speak of the epidemic or to go against the official vision” but said he felt a need to speak out from an “ethical and medical point of view.”
The Swedish legislature will meet this week to discuss whether tougher measures restricting business and travel should be implemented. Söderberg-Nauclér says it’s already too late to prevent chaos in Stockholm but that preventative lockdown measures could still be taken throughout other parts of the country.
“If they are right and we are wrong, I will open a bottle of champagne,” Söderberg-Nauclér says. She notes that, based on the modeling she’s seen, the healthcare system in Sweden will collapse if stricter measures are not adopted immediately. “But I will not give up the fight until the government shows us evidence for their strategy.”
A Swedish virologist told Vox, “I didn’t sign my informed consent for this experiment.” That’s really what this is: A nationwide experiment that we’re all watching play out in real time. The legislature may decide to clamp down this week and put an end to the experiment but it may already be too late to avoid a disaster. As of today, Sweden has 9,141 confirmed cases and 793 deaths. Denmark has 5,830 confirmed cases and 237 deaths. -
I was before the Swedish approach before I was against it.GrundleStiltzkin said:But in the short term, it’s starting to look as if the Swedish approach will result in an increased death toll and overwhelmed hospitals, i.e. the very thing the U.S. and other countries are trying to avoid:A head doctor at a major hospital in Sweden says the current approach will “probably end in a historical massacre.” He says healthcare workers at his hospital who have tested positive for the virus but are asymptomatic have been advised to continue working. He asked to remain anonymous because “it is frowned upon to speak of the epidemic or to go against the official vision” but said he felt a need to speak out from an “ethical and medical point of view.”
The Swedish legislature will meet this week to discuss whether tougher measures restricting business and travel should be implemented. Söderberg-Nauclér says it’s already too late to prevent chaos in Stockholm but that preventative lockdown measures could still be taken throughout other parts of the country.
“If they are right and we are wrong, I will open a bottle of champagne,” Söderberg-Nauclér says. She notes that, based on the modeling she’s seen, the healthcare system in Sweden will collapse if stricter measures are not adopted immediately. “But I will not give up the fight until the government shows us evidence for their strategy.”
A Swedish virologist told Vox, “I didn’t sign my informed consent for this experiment.” That’s really what this is: A nationwide experiment that we’re all watching play out in real time. The legislature may decide to clamp down this week and put an end to the experiment but it may already be too late to avoid a disaster. As of today, Sweden has 9,141 confirmed cases and 793 deaths. Denmark has 5,830 confirmed cases and 237 deaths. -
Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them.
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The only thing I care about are the nurses and teachers 21-29 years oldLoneStarDawg said:Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them. -
Real work is for the immigrants, you should be concerned about the influencers and fitness modelsPitchfork51 said:
The only thing I care about are the nurses and teachers 21-29 years oldLoneStarDawg said:Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them. -
lulz. good chit.LoneStarDawg said:Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them. -
Before the Germans bombed Pearl HarborTurdBomber said:
lulz. good chit.LoneStarDawg said:Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them. -
Forget it, he's rolling.Doogles said:
Before the Germans bombed Pearl HarborTurdBomber said:
lulz. good chit.LoneStarDawg said:Sweden has lowest population density in Europe but Stockholm is pretty dense with heavy public transit use.
Swedish deaths per capita is 60% higher than the US, and I know through friends/colleagues they are very actively not testing.
Sweden has a long history of courageous indecision and inaction (see WW2), LIPO if this works for them. -
