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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
And their per capita fatality rate is 5x that of Norway and 7x that of Finland despite 40% reduction in transit and 25% in the workplace
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Which is meaningless unless you think Finland and Norway plan to remain on lockdown until after a vaccine or effective treatment is developed. Sweden's plan all along was to do just enough to keep their medical facilities from being overrun. They've done that easily.
Sweden also has a huge immigrant population which may be affecting the numbers.
In the end, Sweden will be proven wrong if one of two things happen... 1)herd immunity is an unachievable goal or 2)hospitals end up getting overrun at some point.